My name is Ray Chambers. I'm a specialist in computing and have a first class honours degree in computer science. I'm currently the lead teacher of computer science at Brooke Weston Academy in Corby Northamptonshire. I have been teaching for roughly 8 years and I thoroughly enjoy my job. In 2015 I was fortunate to win the Pearson National Teaching Award for innovative use of technology. I also won the BAFTA for mentoring young coders.

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This lesson is a short extra lesson on teaching your students how binary shift works. It introduces the basics to them and also gives them a worksheet. I have included an answer sheet and you can fit this around the rest of the data representation lessons.

The lesson includes some visuals to help students understand what is happening.

The worksheets come with answers. There are only 4 questions but it's a small area of the syllabus to cover and should fit nicely into the other lessons.

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