Alyce Jackson
Abstract
The kind of training needed for teachers of computer science in secondary education must reflect the trends in technological changes and curriculum innovations.
Presented in this paper is a discussion of in-service education for teachers of computer,s cience based on the concept of computer literacy as a measurable criterion for accessing computer science objectives.
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Index Terms
- In-service education for teachers of computer science
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