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Code · Indiana · TITLE 20. EDUCATION · ARTICLE 20. PROGRAMS ADMINISTERED BY THE STATE · Chapter 45. Next Level Computer Science Program

IC 20-20-45-6 Guidelines for grants

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Sec. 6. The department, in consultation with the governor's office, shall develop guidelines to award grants to eligible entities and state accredited schools. The guidelines developed by the department must include:
(1)the ability of an eligible entity to provide effective training for a teacher who does not have previous exposure to teaching computer science;
(2)the ability of an eligible entity to implement effective practices for providing professional development in computer science that include:
(A)the eligible entity's ability to provide a teacher with practical training in teaching computer science that is founded on evidence based research; and
(B)the eligible entity's ability to tailor the professional development program to the needs of the teacher and the students the teacher serves; and
(3)any other criteria the department considers relevant.
As added by P.L.132-2018, SEC.1. Amended by P.L.245-2023, SEC.5.
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