#### who are we; what do we do; what we've learned. ---
We're currently two teams of four.
Two IL's and two IA's per cohort.
( plus an evening TA and, sometimes, a grader )
More or less the same
We've split the IA role into two distinct positions.
A content IA and an experience IA.
- Builds and presents homework
- Runs morning exercises
- Handles assessments
Off camera most of the day
- Keeps track of attendance
- HW submission
- Talks to the kiddos
- Coordinates all the fun experince stuff
On camera most of the day
We're an amalgamation of New York, Boston, and Atlanta (so far).
- tests with homework (Boston)
- GitHub Org structure vs week/days (Atlanta/DC)
- inverted learning (NYC à la Huntington and Matt Short)
It's more or less the same thing y'all teach.
- Unit 1: JS with a game project
- Unit 2: MEN CRUD
- Unit 3: MEAN CRUD
- Unit 4: Rails 5 JSON API with a separate Angular front-end
- Finals: portfolio, mini app, big app.
- Super robust lesson plans
- All classes are recorded & uploaded
- Slack, Zoom and Git/GitGub
- Importantance of positive culture in the classroom (not just for fun but for learning)
- Took debugging skills for granted
- currently: bug journals group work
- future: pair programming x20, written work, lightning talks
- Providing access to education vs education itself
- Remote students have lives (kids, babies, pets, jobs, school)