Classy Coders
Classy Coders
Podcast Description
“Classy Coders” is a podcast where computer science educators and technology professionals come together to explore the present and future of computer science education. Join us as industry leaders share insights on the most in-demand skills shaping the workforce, while educators reveal how they’re equipping students to meet these challenges head-on. Together, we’ll bridge the gap between classrooms and careers, preparing the next generation for a tech-driven world.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as the current state of computer science education, the skills needed for the tech workforce, and strategies for engaging students with technology. Specific episodes, such as those featuring industry professionals like Greg K. discussing student curiosity in projects and Tyler Weaver sharing insights on entering the IT field, exemplify the blend of practical advice and informed opinions on educational trends.
“Classy Coders” is a podcast where computer science educators and technology professionals come together to explore the present and future of computer science education. Join us as industry leaders share insights on the most in-demand skills shaping the workforce, while educators reveal how they’re equipping students to meet these challenges head-on. Together, we’ll bridge the gap between classrooms and careers, preparing the next generation for a tech-driven world.
This episode of Classy Coders features Helen Sapieka, administrator of Oscar Smith Computer Science Lab School, and Ingrid Nelson, a Senior Data Analyst at Bank of America. Together, we discuss the importance of computational thinking beyond just technology, how the critical role of soft skills like communication and empathy improve your relationships in the tech workforce, and why diverse representation is so important for inspiring future computer scientists. Our conversation also covers the necessity of lifelong learning in the ever-evolving tech landscape, and how to embrace AI as a thought partner rather than fearing it. Finally, we discuss building emotional resilience by viewing challenges as opportunities for growth and collaboration.
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