Physical Computing

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Jericho, New York, United States

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With 7 years as a certified New York State School Library Media and Educational Technology Specialist and 5 years as a Web Developer at Long Island University, I bring a unique blend of technical expertise and educational experience. I am also a micro:bit Champion and a computer science teacher. I create engaging coding lesson plans that incorporate physical computing and AI with devices like the micro:bit, making abstract concepts tangible and interactive for K-12 students. I also specialize in crafting dynamic, user-friendly web applications using Python, Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node.js, and Postgres. Passionate about technology and education, I continuously learn and integrate modern tools to enhance both web development and classroom instruction.

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Kindergarten: micro:bit Math Worksheet

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Objective:Students will develop an understanding of how the micro:bit LED display works by identifying patterns, tracing light paths, and counting the number of illuminated LEDs. Description:This worksheet represents a simplified version of the micro:bit's 5x5 LED display. Students are shown a 5x5 grid with 9 light bulbs arranged in a 3x3 square pattern in the center of the grid. Each bulb symbolizes a lit-up LED on the micro:bit. Student Tasks: Trace the Path: Students are prompted to trace the

PreK - 1st

Computer Science - Technology, Mental Math

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If you build it, you will learn with Physical Computing! - I bring code to life through hands-on, project-based learning. - I'm an experienced educator and developer who creatively blends technology and physical computing to solve real-world problems in fun and engaging ways.