Computer Science Enrollment in High School Classes

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John Yager from Virginia Beach City Schools discusses how standards of learning have mandated all disciplines incorporate computer science technology into their classes. This presents a problem when teachers are not well versed in the computer science technology yet are expected to add this to their daily lessons.

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