Teacher Guides

Teaching resources for computer science educators: period-by-period lesson plans, answer keys for every practice exercise, ways to support and stretch different students, and the mistakes students make most often. Currently aligned with IB CS (2027), including Paper 2 exam tips.

The guides are free for teachers. Each guide page asks once for the Teacher Mode access code before it shows its content, then remembers it in that browser for a week. Timings, grouping and sequence are suggestions: adapt them to your class, your period length and your students.


Access

To request the access code, email from your school address:

→ pete@educs.me

Subject line: Teacher Guide Access Request, include your school, grade level, and country.

Access is granted to verified CS educators.


All guides

83 guides, listed by topic. Every link is a guide page that exists in the current build. Section overviews come first; sub-page guides follow in alphabetical order.

Programming Fundamentals

Programming Constructs

Data Structures

Algorithms and Complexity

File Processing

OOP

ADTs (HL)

CT

Hardware

Information

Operating Systems and Control

Networks and Communication

Ethics and Implications

VR in the Classroom

Style guides


What each guide contains

Section overviews (where a topic area has one, marked in the list above):

  • Teaching sequence with classroom activities and unplugged exercises
  • Common student mistakes and misconceptions
  • IB Paper 2 exam tips
  • Links to the section’s sub-page guides

Sub-page guides (one per student sub-page):

  • Period-by-period lesson plans with timing tables
  • Answer keys for all practice exercises (Core, Extension, Challenge)
  • Differentiation strategies (supporting and extending)
  • Integration notes: which exercises to assign in class vs homework

Every guide ends with an email link for corrections, suggestions, or another way of approaching the topic. The link already carries the guide’s title in the subject line.


This page is intentionally public so teachers can find it. The guides themselves ask for the Teacher Mode access code.


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