(1) includes a statement of the objectives and goals of the master plan;
(2) describes how the talent ready board and the state board will administer the Computer Science for Utah Grant Program created in Section 63N-12-506;
(3) provides guidance for local education agencies in implementing computer science education opportunities for students in high school, middle school, and elementary school;
(4) integrates recommendations and best practices from private and public entities that are seeking to improve and expand the opportunities for computer science education, including the Expanding Computer Education Pathways Alliance; and
(5) makes recommendations to assist a local education agency in creating a local education agency computer science plan described in Subsection 63N-12-506(7), including: (a) providing recommendations regarding course offerings in computer science; (b) providing recommendations regarding professional development opportunities in computer science for licensed teachers; (c) providing recommendations regarding curriculum software for computer science courses; (d) providing recommendations regarding assessment solutions to measure the learning outcomes of students in computer science courses; and (e) providing information regarding how a local education agency can receive technical support from the talent ready board in providing computer science education opportunities for students.
(a) providing recommendations regarding course offerings in computer science;
(b) providing recommendations regarding professional development opportunities in computer science for licensed teachers;
(c) providing recommendations regarding curriculum software for computer science courses;
(d) providing recommendations regarding assessment solutions to measure the learning outcomes of students in computer science courses; and
(e) providing information regarding how a local education agency can receive technical support from the talent ready board in providing computer science education opportunities for students.
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