Teachers Tell Us How to Fix Science and Math in New York city.
There was some good news recently for New York City high school students interested in computers–the city’s Department of Education announced it would spend $1 million in public and private money to train 120 teachers in computer science and coding. Dozens of new computer science classes taught by newly trained teachers will open in high schools across the city next fall, and Chancellor Dennis Walcott said they would eventually expand to elementary and middle schools.
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