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![PROMOTING COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION THROUGH TEACHERS TRAINING
Again, for the Teach Computer Science for Development -- #TeachCS4Dev 2019 edition, Online Hub Educational Services [@OnlineHubNG] in partnership with the Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) and the Ministry of Education, Science & Technology in Ogun State supported by Google for Education #EduGrants commences the #CSEdu Professional Development #PD programme for One Thousand and Five Hundred (1,500) Computer Science and STEM related subject Teachers across Ogun State. What this means is that Five Hundred (500) #CS and #STEM related subjects Teachers would be trained in each of the Senatorial Districts of Ogun State.
The TeachCS4Dev PD project by #OnlineHubNG; is focused on classroom delivery, with emphasis on bridging the practical and computational needs for CS educators to cover specific and core aspects of Computer Science which includes: Robotics, Coding & Designs, Networks & Internet, Data Processing and Analysis.
As scheduled, the first training session for Ogun Central (Egba Zone) held on Saturday, 14th September, 2019 at the Lisabi Grammar School (Multipurpose Hall), Idi-Aba, Abeokuta; the second training session for Ogun East (Ijebu/Remo Zone) will hold on Saturday, 12th October, 2019 while the third session for Ogun West (Yewa/Awori Zone) will also hold on Saturday, 9th November, 2019 respectively. (The venue will be communicated appropriately). For the year 2019 Educator Grants cycle, our programme approach is strictly practical oriented; with the emphasis on bridging the applied and computational needs of the teachers based on findings, surveys & feedbacks from the Educators during the previous PD year, the demand for a more practical and computational thinking-based PD curriculum is very high.
We believe the identified core areas will not only improves the knowledge of the educators but also equip them with highly developed CS skills and learned knowledge to be utilized in solving problems towards improving the terminal and national examination outcomes for their respective learners.
#GrowWithGoogle #CSEducation #EdTech #Google #GoogleEdu #GoogleforEducation #LetsDoMore!](http://scontent-iad3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/a5d9f5e99ac1ca4f2ae18fd340c04ef4/5E1B4C61/t51.2885-15/e35/c100.0.403.403a/s320x320/70668855_165241754624566_2950026567405924423_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-1.cdninstagram.com&_nc_cat=110 "PROMOTING COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION THROUGH TEACHERS TRAINING
Again, for the Teach Computer Science for Development -- #TeachCS4Dev 2019 edition, Online Hub Educational Services [@OnlineHubNG] in partnership with the Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) and the Ministry of Education, Science & Technology in Ogun State supported by Google for Education #EduGrants commences the #CSEdu Professional Development #PD programme for One Thousand and Five Hundred (1,500) Computer Science and STEM related subject Teachers across Ogun State. What this means is that Five Hundred (500) #CS and #STEM related subjects Teachers would be trained in each of the Senatorial Districts of Ogun State.
The TeachCS4Dev PD project by #OnlineHubNG; is focused on classroom delivery, with emphasis on bridging the practical and computational needs for CS educators to cover specific and core aspects of Computer Science which includes: Robotics, Coding & Designs, Networks & Internet, Data Processing and Analysis.
As scheduled, the first training session for Ogun Central (Egba Zone) held on Saturday, 14th September, 2019 at the Lisabi Grammar School (Multipurpose Hall), Idi-Aba, Abeokuta; the second training session for Ogun East (Ijebu/Remo Zone) will hold on Saturday, 12th October, 2019 while the third session for Ogun West (Yewa/Awori Zone) will also hold on Saturday, 9th November, 2019 respectively. (The venue will be communicated appropriately). For the year 2019 Educator Grants cycle, our programme approach is strictly practical oriented; with the emphasis on bridging the applied and computational needs of the teachers based on findings, surveys & feedbacks from the Educators during the previous PD year, the demand for a more practical and computational thinking-based PD curriculum is very high.
We believe the identified core areas will not only improves the knowledge of the educators but also equip them with highly developed CS skills and learned knowledge to be utilized in solving problems towards improving the terminal and national examination outcomes for their respective learners.
#GrowWithGoogle #CSEducation #EdTech #Google #GoogleEdu #GoogleforEducation #LetsDoMore!")
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