CS For All Means Reaching Those Boys Who Do Not Code

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CS For All Means Reaching Those Boys Who Do Not Code

February 22, 2018

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Sheena Vaidyanathan (@sheena1010) is an EdSurge columnist and teaches computer science to middle school students in Los Altos School District in California.

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