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index.md

@@ -5,66 +5,33 @@ title: Mod 0 Curriculum
 
 Hi there and welcome!
 
-Over the next few days and weeks, you'll be referring to the instructions and guides on this website as you get ready to begin your time at Turing.
+## What is Mod 0?
 
-To get the most out of Mod0, we'd like to explain why this website exists at all, and more importantly _why you have to finish Mod0 before beginning Turing_.
+Mod 0 is a prerequisite course for both of the programs at Turing. It is a structured series of 5 classes which take place remotely during the evening, and ideally starts 6 weeks before you begin your full-time FEE or BEE course at Turing. These classes are not in person, and are conducted fully remotely via Zoom. Please check the [calendar](https://sites.google.com/casimircreative.com/enrollment/documents-and-info/events-mod-0-calendar) for session dates.
 
-## Why the Mod 0 curriculum exists
+The goals of mod 0 are to:
+* Understand the systems and behaviors needed to be successful at Turing and as a software developer
+* Understand foundational technical concepts needed for Mod 1
+* Begin to break down social walls and build community in your future cohort
 
-I'm sure you've picked up on a theme: Turing is _hard_. The program will consume most of your time and attention for the seven months between starting the first module, and finishing the last module. It could take a bit longer, if you find yourself repeating a module.
+In order to pass mod 0 and be mod 1 ready, you will need to:
+* Attend all 5 sessions and complete the required homework
+* Pass the mod 0 assessment (Info can be found in session 4)
+* Pass the mod 1 pre-work (See side bar link for your program)
 
-When someone has put their life on hold, quit their job, relocated to Denver, and put it all on the line for attending Turing - _everyone_ (that person, Turing staff, their classmates) wants to see them succeed.
+## What will we cover in Mod 0?
 
-For a variety of reasons, historically, not everyone who starts Turing has graduated the program, and this is a brutally difficult experience for that person. They do the work, they put in the effort and time, and... they don't finish the program.
-
-We think anyone can learn software development.
-
-What might explain the disconnect, between
-> anyone can learn software development
-
-and
-
-> not every person who starts Turing graduates from Turing?
-
-A theme among those who have graduated from Turing touches on at least two elements:
-
-1. **A foundation of technical skills:** They've been able to poke around the internals of their laptop before they start, or they have a good "mental map" of how files and folders are organized on their computer, or they've had passing experience with git and a code editor and their command line.
-2. **Life doesn't clobber them too badly:** They have friends and/or family rooting for their success, and are able to avoid some of the more difficult experiences we can experience, like: death of a loved one, illness (their own illness or that of someone they have to care for), etc. Many aspects of this "theme" are obviously entirely outside of everyone's control.
-
-When these two themes work together, Turing students have enough "margin" or "slack" to pour lots of effort into the program, and are usually successful.
-
-When either (or both!) of these themes are missed, it becomes _dramatically_ harder for Turing students to have successful outcomes. It's not impossible, but it is much harder.
-
-Mod0 will speak to both of these themes, to prepare you as much as possible.
-
-## Does Mod0 work?
-
-Mod0 exists to set you up for success at Turing. We've been pleased with the results. Since we've started this program, we've had _dramatically_ fewer students repeat the first module. In the past, sometimes as many as 20-30% of the new students would repeat the first module.
-
-After rolling out Mod0, some cohorts have _zero_ students repeating the first module.
-
-This confirms our assessment - anyone can learn to program, but it's  important that they're set up for success, learn how to learn, and are prepared as well as we can prepare them.
-
-Mod0 works. The Mod0 instructors are here to help you succeed, so please use all the resources available to you, to learn all you can.
-
-Because we want to see your success in the program, we require you to successfully finish the Mod0 program before the first day of the in-person Turing program.
-
-
-## What will we cover in Mod0?
-
-Over the next few weeks, you'll be learning a lot. Feel free to click through these lessons; some are written lessons that you'll work through with our instructors, others are slide shows that you'll review in real-time with our instructors.
-
-All of these lessons are linked in the sidebar, as well.
-
-- [First, you'll need to install some software on your laptop, and do some configuration around that]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link setup-instructions.md %})
-- [Session 1: You'll learn about what _does_ success at Turing mean, what strategies you can begin to employ to be successful, keyboard shortcuts, and how to google]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link session1/index.md %})
-- [Session 2: Using your Terminal, git and Github, and how to navigate files and folders _in_ your terminal]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link session2/index.md %})
-- [Session 3: We'll go deeper in Git and Github usage. Git is an amazing and powerful tool, but tricky, and this is time well spent]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link session3/index.md %})
-- [Session 4: Basic principles of software development, like object-oriented principles, top-down design of classes, and breaking a problem into small pieces]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link session4/index.md %})
-- [Session 5: Currently a work in progress]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link session5/index.md %})
-- [Session 6: Synthesis, Professional Development, Mentoring, More Turing Resources]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link session6/index.md %})
-- The capstone! Depending on which program you're doing, we've got a capstone project for you. [Front-end capstone]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link capstone/fe_engineering/index.md %}) [back-end capstone]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link capstone/be_engineering/index.md %})
+The key tools and concepts we go over in mod 0 are:
+* Learning strategies
+* Data types
+* Troubleshooting and googling
+* Git and GitHub
+* Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
 
 ## Next steps
 
 When you're ready to get started, click over to [environment setup instructions]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link setup-instructions.md %}) and start installing!
+
+## Calendar
+
+<iframe src="https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=casimircreative.com_12p4693hmer1orcepp74vg77pg%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America%2FDenver" style="border: 0" width="100%" height="500" frameborder="0" scrolling="yes"></iframe>

session1/index.md

@@ -21,7 +21,8 @@ subheading: Expectations, Keyboard Shortcuts, Googling, and Data Types
     <h3>Agenda</h3>
     <ul>
       <li><strong>10 min: </strong><a href="#intro">Housekeeping, Intros</a></li>
-      <li><strong>20 min: </strong><a href="#expectations">Turing/Mod 0 mission and expectations</a></li>
+      <li><strong>20 min: </strong><a href="#turing-expectations">Turing mission and expectations</a></li>
+      <li><strong>20 min: </strong><a href="#mod0-expectations">Mod 0 mission and expectations</a></li>
       <li><strong>20 min: </strong><a href="#studytips">Study Tips</a></li>
       <li><strong>5 min: </strong>Break</li>
       <li><strong>10 min: </strong><a href="#shortcuts">Keyboard Shortcuts</a></li>
@@ -82,7 +83,7 @@ Other things to note as we go through Mod 0:
 - <strong>You can raise your hand using zoom</strong>: go ahead and try it now!
 - <strong>Problems or individual questions during the Zoom session?</strong> Send a message in the chat!
 
-<a name="expectations"></a>
+<a name="turing-expectations"></a>
 ## Turing Mission and Expectations
 
 > “Our mission is to unlock human potential by training a diverse, inclusive student body to succeed in high-fulfillment technical careers.”
@@ -113,6 +114,7 @@ We will also remind you when these events are via **[slack](https://turingschool
 
 This [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfq333EpWgM&list=PL1Y67f0xPzdMFq2S1bK7E7veT_BbK-zjt&index=2&t=110s) from Back-End instructor Tim Tyrrell is a great resource to get more comfortable with slack.
 
+<a name="mod0-expectations"></a>
 ## Mod 0 Expecations
 
 Mod 0 is less about code or solving difficult problems and more about developing and learning tools, procedures, systems, and  learning behaviors/processes. For some of you, the technical content will be brand new. For others, it will be review.
@@ -127,15 +129,16 @@ At the end of mod 0, you'll be considered one of the following:
  * You’ve missed more than one session or did not meet engagement expectations
  * You’ve missed assignments or delivered poor quality work
  * You were unable to pass the Technical Assessment
- * You were unable to pass the Mod 0 Capstone
+ * You were unable to pass the Mod 1 Pre-work
    * *Next step:* You have one chance to re-enroll in and successfully complete Mod 0
  * If you don’t pass on your second try you will be asked to reapply to Turing in 6 months.
 
 **Technical Ready**
  * Your work and assessment have met the expectations of mod 0
- * *Next step:* Submit your Program-Specific Mod 0 Capstone
+ * *Next step:* Submit your Program-Specific Mod 1 Pre-work
+
+If your Mod 1 Pre-work meets expectations, you'll be **Turing Ready**
 
-If your Mod 0 Capstone meets expectations, you'll be **Turing Ready**
 
 <div class="try-it">
   <h3>Break out rooms</h3>