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   <center><h2>About Joshua Levy</h2></center>
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   <p><img src="images/Joshua-AI.jpg" width="300px" height="300px" style="float:left" padding-right="30" class="image">
   <p>I am a newly qualified teacher in teaching computer science along with Information and Communication Technology (ICT) at Key Stage 3 – Year (7,8 and 9), Key Stage 4 – GCSE Year (10 & 11) and A-levels – Year (12 and 13). </p>
   <p>I have recently obtained <strong>Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) from University College London (UCL) and Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)</strong> from Department for Education (DfE) United Kingdom.</p>
   <p>My teaching experience spans over 6 years across different regions of the Russian Federation and London, United Kingdom. I am also the director of his online language school start-up – Native English UK. Currently, I am working on documenting his travels and video blogs on YouTube and soon will be offering educational tours and expeditions.</p>
   <p>I also have an additional PGCE in Education from University of Cumbria – non-QTS, CELTA (Cambridge English Language Assessment) qualified in kids & adult teaching from Ealing and West London Hammersmith College and holder of postgraduate diploma M.Sc. in Science Technology and Innovation from the Higher School of Economics, Moscow Russia and an undergraduate B.Sc. in Information Systems from Open University, London. Furthermore, he has passed elementary Russian language exam and is proficient at A2+ Russian as a foreign language.</p>
   <p>In my spare time, I like exploring our beautiful planet and an aviation enthusiast. For more information about myself, please visit <a href="https://nativenglish.uk/joshua" target="_blank"><strong>“Native English UK”</strong></a> my primary website, as this site mainly student-centred and oriented. </p>
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       <p>Learning computer science in school is very important for kids. A good computing education helps them think creatively and solve problems with computers, which can help them understand and change the world.</p>
       <p>Computing connects to other subjects like math, science, and technology, and it helps students learn about both natural and artificial systems. The main part of computing is computer science, where kids learn how information and computers work and how to write programs. This knowledge allows them to create software, systems, and digital content.</p>
       <p>Additionally, computing education ensures that students are comfortable using technology. It helps them express themselves and develop their ideas using digital tools, preparing them for future jobs and life in a digital world. This digital literacy is crucial as it helps them become active participants in an increasingly digital society.</p>
+      <center><strong></stron><p>The following video below has been generated by AI</p></strong></center>
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   <center><h2>Expected Outcomes at KS3</h2></center>
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