21: CS Visions Framework + Equity centered Computing Edu. w/Rafi Santo + Sara Vogel | #CSK8 Podcast

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In this interview with Rafi Santo and Sara Vogel, we discuss informal learning in CS, the CS Visions Framework, equity through social justice pedagogy, considerations for Integration, and much more.

Guest Bios
Rafi Santo, PhD, is a learning scientist focused on the intersection of technology, education, equity and institutional change. He is a research associate at CSforALL and principal researcher at Telos Learning. Centering his work within research-practice partnerships, he has studied, collaborated with, and facilitated a range of organizational networks related to digital learning and computing education. His work at CSforALL involves supporting and researching school districts as they develop equitable computing education initiatives rooted in student and community needs. He’s received support from the National Science Foundation, the Spencer Foundation, the MacArthur Foundation, the Mozilla Foundation, the Susan Crown Exchange and Google.

SaraVogel
Sara Vogel is a doctoral candidate in urban education at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, researching computer science education, bilingualism, and social justice pedagogy. She co-developed and is currently the lead research assistant on Participating in Literacies and Computer Science (PiLaCS), a National Science Foundation-funded project that leverages the diverse language practices of bilingual youth as resources in their computer science learning. A former bilingual teacher, she has also worked as a computing educator in informal settings with the nonprofit Global Kids Inc.

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00:00 Intro
01:00 Rafi and Sara introducing themselves
01:41 What led to their interest in CS education
07:15 What is powerful learning?
16:08 Developing expertise in group work
19:11 Something Rai and Sara believed about education that they no longer believe
26:32 What is the CS Visions framework?
33:46 Problematizing the purpose of CS education for jobs
37:23 How the CS Visions framework fits within CSforALL
41:11 Why Rafi and Sara wish other educators understood about social justice and education
49:24 Thoughts on curriculum integration
56:07 How to connect with Rai and Sara
57:32 Outro

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