Teaching computing
The ENSICO is available and ready to be adopted by public and private schools seeking to incorporate an educational offering that positions computing as a fundamental subject alongside mathematics and the mother tongue. In doing so, it reinforces the importance of computing for the personal, social, economic, and cultural development of students, while preparing them for a world increasingly shaped by AI.
The educational offer
Pedagogical Resources
Comprehensive teaching materials to support the planning and delivery of CS education.
Activity Books
Available as unplugged activities for all students in Years 1 to 6 of Primary Education.
Magnetic Boards
Hands-on resources for use in activities with students in the first two years of Primary Education.
Teacher Training
Accredited teacher training provided by ENSICO.
Teacher Mentoring
Continuous support and mentoring for teachers trained to teach computing.
Online Platforms
Designed to support computing activities for both students and teachers.
Pedagogical Resources
The learning approach we propose focuses primarily on concepts, some of them quite advanced, drawn from the fields of language, mathematics, and, of course, computer science.
Many of these concepts are introduced through narratives that unfold around stories and characters living in a fantasy world. Within this world, learning progresses rapidly, enabling students, during the first two years, to explore the fundamental building blocks found in most modern programming languages.
In other words, we can think of computer science as the body of knowledge that allows us to transform a computer into a magic wand. We therefore invite students and teachers to join us on a journey through the fascinating world of computing.
Activity Books
During the first two years of Primary Education, ENSICO adopts an unplugged approach to learning, using captivating stories and characters to introduce fundamental computing concepts in an engaging and accessible way.
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