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I am a high school computer science teacher with experience teaching grades 9–12 in both AP Computer Science Principles and AP Computer Science A. Over the years, I have developed engaging, standards-aligned curriculum that blends core programming concepts with hands-on projects, competitions, and real-world applications. My background also includes coaching CyberPatriot teams, leading track and field programs, and creating instructional resources that help students succeed in both coding and problem-solving.
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Preview of AP CSA Data Breach Investigation Activity

AP CSA Data Breach Investigation Activity

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Help students connect computer science concepts to real-world cybersecurity incidents with this engaging one-slide research activity.In this lesson, students investigate a real data breach and analyze the software design and security decisions that contributed to it. Students create a concise one-slide presentation explaining what happened, how users were affected, and how the breach could have been prevented using computer science concepts.This activity encourages students to think beyond codin
Preview of CSA Unit 4 Data Breach Rubric

CSA Unit 4 Data Breach Rubric

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Detailed 10-point rubric designed to assess both research quality and computer science understanding. Rubric categories include content accuracy, identification of software or security failures, explanation of user impacts, and realistic computer-science-based prevention strategies. Includes scoring guidance and formatting deductions for efficient grading.
Preview of CSA Unit 4 Data Breach Student Instructions

CSA Unit 4 Data Breach Student Instructions

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Clear assignment instructions outlining the research task, required slide components, and presentation expectations. Students investigate a real-world data breach and explain the technical decisions, user impacts, and prevention strategies associated with the incident.
Preview of AP Computer Science A – Unit 1 Exam (Version A, 20 Multiple Choice Questions)

AP Computer Science A – Unit 1 Exam (Version A, 20 Multiple Choice Questions)

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This 20-question multiple choice exam assesses Unit 1 of AP Computer Science A, including: Variables & data typesArithmetic, integer division, and moduloOperator precedenceType casting and overflowScanner usage and input Includes: Printable PDF exam (student copy)Answer key for quick grading Perfect for use as a unit assessment or midterm review.
Preview of AP Computer Science A – Unit 1 Exam (Version B, 20 Multiple Choice Questions)

AP Computer Science A – Unit 1 Exam (Version B, 20 Multiple Choice Questions)

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A second version of the 20-question multiple choice Unit 1 exam, designed for makeup tests, retests, or additional practice. Covers the same topics as Version A with different numbers and code snippets. Includes: Printable PDF exam (student copy)Answer key for easy grading Use Version B to discourage answer sharing or provide additional practice.
Preview of BTSN Binary Message Worksheet

BTSN Binary Message Worksheet

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Make Back-to-School Night interactive and memorable! In this activity, families use a binary alphabet chart to write secret notes for students to decode the next day. Includes a ready-to-use PowerPoint and printable handout. Perfect for computer science or STEM classrooms, grades 7–12.This is a short and fun activity for get parents involved during Back to School night for your Computer Science Class. The worksheet allows the parents to use binary code to create a custom message to their child!W
Preview of Teacher Guide – AP Computer Science A Unit 1 Exam Package (Free Resource)

Teacher Guide – AP Computer Science A Unit 1 Exam Package (Free Resource)

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This Teacher Guide provides guidance for using the Unit 1 Exam package. Includes: Overview of topics coveredSuggestions for using Versions A & B (main exam vs. retest)Tips for transferring questions into Google FormsNotes on AP CSA Unit 1 alignment Included as a free download to help teachers use the resource effectively.
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Experience

I am a high school computer science teacher with experience teaching grades 9–12 in both AP Computer Science Principles and AP Computer Science A. Over the years, I have developed engaging, standards-aligned curriculum that blends core programming concepts with hands-on projects, competitions, and real-world applications. My background also includes coaching CyberPatriot teams, leading track and field programs, and creating instructional resources that help students succeed in both coding and problem-solving.

Teaching style

My teaching style is student-centered, project-driven, and focused on building real-world skills. I combine direct instruction with interactive coding challenges, collaborative activities, and technology-based tools to keep students actively engaged. I believe in scaffolding complex concepts so that all learners can succeed, while also providing enrichment opportunities for advanced students. Every resource I create is designed to save teachers time, increase student participation, and make computer science concepts accessible and fun.

My own education history

I have a BS in Management Science from UC San Diego and a Masters in Education from National University.