Teaching Portfolio

Skills Demonstrated

• Instructional design and sequencing
• Beginner-focused technical communication
• Computational thinking
• Explaining programming and problem-solving visually

Instructional Demonstrations

This video demonstrates a step-by-step sequence for creating a triangle using Snap!, a block-based programming language. The demonstration emphasizes sequencing, repetition, and computational thinking fundamentals.

Demonstration titled “Show What You Know Assignment”, an exercise designed to help learners reflect on and apply their knowledge.

Demonstration titled “Teaching Programming Portfolio Lesson Plan”, a lesson using Scratch and the Animal Parade activity.

Demonstration titled “Nested Repeat on Snap!”, showing how nested loops can create an octagon.

Demonstration titled “Monkey Banana Game”, using Snap to demonstrate broadcast and message events.

Demonstration titled “EDS 124BR Week 4 Show What You Know”, using repeats and variables to create shapes.

Demonstration titled “Conditional Loop EDS 124BR”, introducing conditional loops.

Demonstration titled “EDS 124BR If-Else Program”, demonstrating conditional branching.

Demonstration titled “Nested If Else Statement for EDS 124BR”, exploring nested conditions.

Demonstration titled “Compound Conditionals”, comparing AND/OR conditions.

Demonstration titled “EDS 124BR Abstraction”, using abstraction to create complex shapes.

Demonstration titled “EDS 124BR Lists”, exploring the use of lists in programming.