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One Voice in CS Podcast
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![Episode thumbnail for 37 [Interview] One Voice in CS - Spence Ray](https://pod-engine-public.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/images/fHots2W5eAfpXWRiqzkZnn37mZciXbS8aSrXy7adMvy.png)
July 9, 2026
37 [Interview] One Voice in CS - Spence Ray
How do we create learning experiences where every student feels seen, supported, and empowered to succeed? In this episode of One Voice in CS, hosts Dr. Marcus Borders, Bettie Mustatt-Parker, and Shanna Bohrer sit down with educator and learning designer Spence Ray to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, accessibility, and human-centered learning. Drawing from experiences in both traditional and virtual learning environments, Spence shares insights on designing classrooms that prioritize belonging, support neurodivergent learners, and leverage technology in ways that enhance — not replace — meaningful human connection. The conversation examines how educators can thoughtfully integrate emerging technologies while maintaining a focus on equity, student agency, and authentic learning experiences. Together, the hosts and Spence discuss the importance of creating inclusive spaces where learners can thrive, the role of empathy in educational design, and practical considerations for educators navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of AI in education. Whether you're a classroom teacher, instructional coach, district leader, or simply curious about the future of learning, this episode offers valuable perspectives on keeping people at the center of innovation.
![Episode thumbnail for 36 [Topic] One Voice in CS - Empowering CS](https://pod-engine-public.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/images/fHots2W5eAfpXWRiqzkZnn37mZciXbS8aSrXy7adMvy.png)
June 18, 2026
36 [Topic] One Voice in CS - Empowering CS
In this episode of One Voice in CS, host Shawn Patrick Higgins sits down with three CSTA equity fellows — Michelle, Leah, and Coach Hicks — to discuss their collaboratively built course, Empowering CS for New Teachers. All three came to CS teaching without a CS background, each receiving their own version of "the phone call" that landed them in a classroom they hadn't planned for. Drawing on those lived experiences, they designed the course to address the most common pain points for new CS teachers: navigating available curriculum, combating isolation, building a professional network, and overcoming imposter syndrome. The conversation moves beyond logistics into something deeper — all three reflect on how their most effective teaching moments came not from mastering content, but from prioritizing relationships, creating safe and structured environments, and connecting students to real-world relevance. The episode closes with a resonant shared message: every teacher is a CS teacher, and no one has to figure it out alone.
![Episode thumbnail for 35 [Interview] One Voice in CS - Allison Braley](https://pod-engine-public.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/images/fHots2W5eAfpXWRiqzkZnn37mZciXbS8aSrXy7adMvy.png)
May 28, 2026
35 [Interview] One Voice in CS - Allison Braley
In this episode of One Voice in CS, host Julie York speaks with Allison Braley, Computer Science Specialist at the Maine Department of Education and former middle school CS teacher. Allison shares how her classroom experiences, from rethinking the importance of HTML to witnessing a struggling student thrive through coding, shaped a philosophy centered on computational thinking, failure recovery, and equitable access over programming expertise. She discusses the unique collaboration happening in Maine between CS and AI education, the challenge of supporting K–8 generalist teachers who feel unqualified to teach CS, and why getting students , especially girls and special education students, into computer science early is the most powerful equity tool available.
37 total episodes available
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