Social discussion of CS in K-12

["Todd Lash" (toddlash.edu AT gmail.com via ctrl-shift Mailing List) <ctrl-shift AT lists.mste.illinois.edu>]

Thanks very much everyone! I want to echo Martin's sentiment that I too look forward to an CTRL-Shift in-person toast sometime soon! It would be great to see everyone.

All the best,

Todd

On Tue, Aug 17, 2021 at 11:10 AM Reese, George Clifford <reese AT illinois.edu> wrote:

Congratulations, Todd!

 

I’ll copy to the CTRL-Shift list. There are still a few folks on it who I think will be pleased to know of your achievements.

 

-George

 

From: Israel,Maya <misrael AT coe.ufl.edu>
Sent: Monday, August 16, 2021 3:40 PM
To: CTRL Mailing List (ctrl AT lists.mste.illinois.edu) <ctrl AT lists.mste.illinois.edu>; Todd Lash <toddlash.edu AT gmail.com>; Reese, George Clifford <reese AT illinois.edu>
Subject: Congrats Todd on beautifully defending your dissertation

 

Hi All. Please congratulate Dr. Todd Lash on successfully defending his dissertation this afternoon. In case you are interested in reading a fascinating dissertation, his dissertation title is: EQUITY, ACCESSIBILITY AND ACTION: SUPPORTING DIVERSE LEARNERS IN K-12 COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION ." 

 

Well done!!! I can't wait until we can celebrate together. ~Maya

 

https://twitter.com/misrael09/status/1427368506115379203?s=20

Maya Israel on Twitter “Congrats Dr. Todd Lash for beautifully defending your dissertation, "Equity, Accessibility, and Action: Supporting diverse learners in K-12 computer science education" @CUeducoach @CTRL_UF @edILLINOIS” twitter.com

 

 

Maya Israel, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Educational Technology and K-12 Computer Science Education

School of Teaching and Learning | College of Education | University of Florida University of Florida

2-208 Norman Hall

PO Box 117048

Gainesville, FL 32611

Email: misrael AT coe.ufl.edu

CTRL Lab website: https://education.ufl.edu/ctrl/ 

 

 

--

Todd Lash, P.hD. (he/him)

Librarian, South Side Elementary School

Equity Fellow, Computer Sciene Teachers Association

“If we teach today’s students as we taught yesterday’s, we rob them of tomorrow.”--John Dewey