Cuitlahuac Tonatiuh

@cuitlahuac.bsky.social did:plc:lcrunu6a755tpbaelzlcwvwh

aka “Profe” maestro física #stem #pbl #edusky inmigrante🇲🇽ciudadano🇺🇸naturalizado esposo papá x3. It was the #iteachphysics community that brought me here. ⚽️🌳💚VHLM🖤 StL raised Vandy grad⚓️⬇️

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Cuitlahuac Tonatiuh (@cuitlahuac.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 4 julio 2023. Tiene 1.257 seguidores, sigue a 765 cuentas y ha publicado 1.803 posts.

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Gregory@mr-scott.bsky.social01-11-2026 22:02
As a high school computer science teacher (that teaches a 4 year Comp Sci high school curriculum), I'm qualified to answer this. It's not pretty. First, there is no centralized US Computer Science Curriculum. There's not even a very good way to become a CS teacher.
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Gregory@mr-scott.bsky.social01-11-2026 22:02
As far as I know, in the state of Oregon, there isn't a University that offers a CS Education degree. I'm not sure how many places there are in the country that offer that. I teach CS because I worked as a Data Analyst for a couple years before getting a math teaching license.
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Gregory@mr-scott.bsky.social01-11-2026 22:02
This is common in CTE courses - many of my CTE co-workers (who teach metals and woods and culinary and graphic design and horticulture) had work experience and then were able to teach what they were experts at in high school. I personally work with Exploring Computer Science for my intro classes
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Gregory@mr-scott.bsky.social01-11-2026 22:02
ECS was created to bridge the tech gap - to give all students, no matter their tech background, a chance to learn CS - it was intentionally inclusive and was created with an idea of equity and inclusion - current naughty words in America. I buy in to that 100%. It's on of my strengths as a teacher.
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Gregory@mr-scott.bsky.social01-11-2026 22:02
The new ECS curriculum approaches gAI in a way that shows kids some of it, while teaching most of its hazards. It is intended to show the danger of gAI. It is by far the most anti-AI curriculum I have found in the wild. I still don't think it goes far enough, but it's the best I see in OR.
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