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- Birthday: 03/10/1987
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The Community of Practice for CS teachers? Suggestion: It's not teachers
My Blog@CACM post this month is on the AAAS symposium I attended on undergraduate STEM education (see post here). The symposium set up for me a contrast between computing education and other STEM education. In math and science education, faculty are more likely to get continuing professional development and to value education more than CS faculty.
Why is it different in CS? In the blog post, I suggest that part of the issue is maturation of the field. But I have another hypothesis — I suggest that most CS teachers, especially at the undergraduate level, don't think of themselves as teachers.
In my book Learner-Centered Design of Computing Education, I use Lave & Wenger's situated learning theory as a lens for understanding motivations to pursue computing education. Lave & Wenger say every learner aims to join a community of practice. Learners start out on the periphery of the community, and work their way towards the center, adopting the skills, values, and knowledge that those in the center hold. They might need to take classes because that's what the community values, or maybe they do an apprenticeship. The community of practice provides the learner and the practitioners a sense of identity: "I belong with this group. I do this practice. This is who I am."
Lijun Ni taught me the value of teacher identity. Someone who says "I'm a math teacher" (for example) will join math teacher organizations, will seek out professional development, and will more likely be retained longer as a teacher. That's their identity.
I believe that many science and math teachers (even at the undergraduate level) feel a sense of identity as teachers. Even at research universities, those teaching the intro courses in mathematics and science are likely teachers-first. They know that they are mostly no preparing future mathematicians, biologists, chemists, and physicists. They are preparing students for their chosen professions, perhaps in engineering, medicine, or computer science. The math and science teachers belong to a community of practice of teachers, e.g., they have a goal to be like the best teachers in their profession. They have an identity as teachers, e.g., they strive to be better math and science teachers.
I suspect that CS teachers feel a sense of identity as software developers. They see themselves as programmers primarily. They see themselves as producing future programmers. They take pride in what they can do with code. They have a sense of guardianship — they want the best and brightest in their field.
There's a difference between CS teachers as programmers vs CS teachers. Programmers train other programmers. They learn new programming languages, new techniques of programming, the latest tools. Teachers teach everyone, and they learn how to be better at teaching. We need CS teachers to be teachers. It's less important that they know the latest industry gadgets. It's more important that they learn how to teach "all" about CS, and how to teach that CS better.
When Grady Booch came to SIGCSE 2007, I was surprised at how excited everyone was — people still talk about that visit (e.g., see the explanation for the BJC approach to computing). I realized that, for most of the people in the room, Grady was a role model. He was at the center of community that they most cared about. Note that Grady is not a teacher. He's an exceptional software engineer.
There are serious ramifications of a teacher with an identity as a software engineer. I had a discussion a few months ago with one of our instructors, who told me, "I just don't get why women would even want to be in computer science. Working in a cubicle is not a great place for women to be! They should get a better job." I was shocked. I didn't tackle the gender issues first. I started out trying to convince him that computer science doesn't just lead to a cubicle. You could study computer science to become something other than a software developer, to work somewhere other than a cubicle. He wasn't buying my argument. I realized that those cubicle jobs are the ones he wants to prepare students for. That's where he imagines the best programmers working. He doesn't want to teach computer science for whatever the students need it for. He prepares future programmers. That's how he defines his job — a master software engineer with apprentice software engineers.
I am calling out undergraduate CS teachers in this post, but I suspect that many high school CS teachers see themselves as software developers (or as trainers of software developers), more than as teachers of computer science. I hear about high school CS teachers who proudly post on the wall the t-shirts of the tech companies who employ their former students. That's a software developer focus, an apprenticeship focus. That's not about teaching CS for all.
What would it take to shift the community of practice of CS teachers to value teaching over software development? It's an important change in perspective, especially if we care about CS for all. Not all of our students are aiming for jobs in software development.
How did other STEM disciplines do it? How did they develop a culture and community of practice around teaching?
Factors that Increase Students' Interest in Becoming a Middle or High School Computing Teacher
These are the right sort of questions to be asking, and then using when creating real programs. How would we get more undergraduate computing majors to consider teaching? We can't do much about salary. Free tuition and student loan forgiveness are feasible and could result in many more teachers (and are being explored by ECEP states).
CERP asked undergraduate computing majors what would increase their interest in becoming a middle or high school computing teacher. As seen in the above graphic, financial incentive in the form of a higher teaching salary, free tuition for teacher training, and forgiven student loans were the top factors increasing students' interest in becoming a middle or high school computing teacher. These findings provide insights into how to generate more computing educators for the K-12 school system, which is becoming increasingly important, given recent efforts to promote widespread K-12 computing education.
Source: Factors that Increase Students' Interest in Becoming a Middle or High School Computing Teacher – CRN
Top business leaders, 27 governors, urge Congress to boost computer science education – The Washington Post
I saw on Facebook that Hadi Partovi was at Congress. Now I see why — there's an effort underway to get Congress to fund more in CS education. I'm wondering what they want to get funded. Incentives for teachers? Professional development? Pre-service education? Does someone know the details?
Despite this groundswell, three-quarters of U.S. schools do not offer meaningful computer science courses. At a time when every industry in every state is impacted by advances in computer technology, our schools should give all students the opportunity to understand how this technology works, to learn how to be creators, coders, and makers — not just consumers. Instead, what is increasingly a basic skill is only available to the lucky few, leaving most students behind, particularly students of color and girls.
How is this acceptable? America leads the world in technology. We invented the personal computer, the Internet, e-commerce, social networking, and the smartphone. This is our chance to position the next generation to participate in the new American Dream.
Source: Top business leaders, 27 governors, urge Congress to boost computer science education – The Washington Post
The Indian Education Context is Completely Different from the US Education Context
At LaTICE 2016, I attended a session on teacher professional development. I work at preparing high school CS teachers. I felt like I'd be able to relate to the professional development work. I was wrong.
One of the large projects presented at LaTICE 2016 was the T10kT project (see link here) whose goal is to use technology to train 10,000 teachers. What I didn't realize at first was that the focus is on higher-education teachers, not high school teachers. The only high school outreach activity I learned about at LaTICE 2016 was from the second keynote, on an Informatics Olympiad from Madhavan Mukund (see slides here) which is only for a select group of students.
India has 500 universities, and over 42,000 higher education institutions. They have an enormous problem trying to maintain the quality of their higher-education system (see more on the Wikipedia page). They rely heavily on video, because videos can be placed on a CD or USB drive and mailed. The T10kT instructors can't always rely on Internet access even to higher-education institutions. They can't expect travel even to regional hubs because many of the faculty can't travel (due to expense and family obligations).
As can be seen in the slide above, they have a huge number of participants. I asked at the session, "Why?" Why would all these higher-education faculty be interested in training to become better teachers? The answer was that participants get certificates for participating in T10kT, and those certificates do get considered in promotion decisions. That's significant, and something I wish we had in the US.
I tried to get a sense for how many primary and secondary schools there are in India, and found estimates ranging from 740K to 1.3M. Compulsory education was only established in 2010 (goes to age 14), and is not well enforced. I heard estimates that about 50% of school-age children go to school because only enrollment is checked, not attendance.
Contrast this with the CS10K effort in the United States. There are about 25-30,000 high schools in the US. Having 10K CS teachers wouldn't reach every school, but it would make a sizable dent. A goal to get 10K CS teachers in Indian high schools would be laughable. When you increase the number of high schools by two orders of magnitude, 10,000 teachers barely moves the needle. Given the difficulty of access and uncertain Internet, it's certainly not cheaper to provide professional development in India. They have an enormous shortage of teachers — not just CS. They lack any teachers at all in many schools. The current national focus is on higher-education because the secondary and primary school problems are just so large.
Alan Kay has several times encouraged me to think about how to provide educational technology to support students who do not have access to a teacher. I resisted, because I felt that any educational technology was a poor substitute for a real teacher. Now I realize what a privilege it is to have any teacher at all, and how important it is to think about technology-based guided learning for the majority of students worldwide who do not have access to a teacher.
How do we do it? How do we design technology-based learning supports for Indian students who may not have access to a teacher? I attended a session on IITBx, the edX-hosted MOOCS developed by IIT-Bombay. I tweeted:
#latice2016 Bravo! #iitb MOOCs are made explicitly for India. Advice for US/UK-providers on how to make their MOOCs more useful in India?
— Mark Guzdial (@guzdial) April 3, 2016
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I believe the ans is to have MOOCs made in India and for India keeping the local context in mind #latice2016 https://t.co/Bs9wLFMGmJ
— akothiyal (@akothiyal) April 3, 2016
Here's the exchange as a screencap, just in case the Twitter feed doesn't work right above:
I'm sure that Aditi (whose work was described in the previous blog post) is right. Developers in the US can't expect to build technologies for India and expect them to work, not without involving Indian learners, teachers, and researchers. One of the themes in my book Learner-Centered Design of Computing Education is that motivation is everything in learning, and motivation is tied tightly to notions of identity, community of practice, and context. I learned that I don't know much about any of those things for India, nor anywhere else in the developing world. The problems are enormous and worth solving, and US researchers and developers have a lot to offer — as collaborators. In the end, it requires understanding on the ground to get the context and motivation right, and nothing works if you don't get that right.
LATICE 2016 in Mumbai: An exciting, vibrant conference with great students
I was at the Learning and Teaching in Computing Education (LaTICE 2016) conference in Mumbai in early April. It was one of my most memorable and thought-provoking trips. I have had few experiences in Asia, and none in India, so I was wide-eyed with amazement most of my time there. (Most of the pictures that I am including in this series of blog posts are mine or come from the LaTICE 2016 gallery.)
I was invited to join discussants at the LaTICE Doctoral Consortium on the day before the conference. LaTICE was hosted at IIT-Bombay, and IIT-Bombay is home to the Inter-disciplinary Program in Educational Technology (see link here). The IPD-ET program is an impressive program. Only five years old, it already has 20 PhD students. The lead faculty are Sahana Murthy and Sridhar Iyer who are guiding these students through interesting work. (Below picture shows Sahana with the DC co-chairs, Anders Berglund from Uppsala University and Tony Clear from Auckland University of Technology.) The Doctoral Consortium had students from across India and one from Germany. Not all were IDP-ET students, but most were.
Talking to graduate students was my main activity at LaTICE 2017. Aman Yadav (from Michigan State, in the back of the below picture) and I missed a lot of sessions as we met with groups of students. I don't think I met all the IDP-ET students, but I met many of them, and wrestled with ideas with them. I was pleased that students didn't just take me at my word — they asked for explanations and references. (I ripped out half of the pages of my notebook, handing out notes with names of papers and researchers.) I feel grateful for the experience of hearing about so many varied projects and to talk through issues with many students.
I'm going to take my blog writer's prerogative to talk about some of the IDP-ET students' work that I've been thinking about since I got back. I'm not claiming that this is the best work, and I do offer apologies to the (many!) students whose work I'm not mentioning. These are just the projects that keep popping up in my (still not sleeping correctly) brain.
Aditi Kothiyal is interested in how engineers estimate. Every expert engineer does back-of-the-envelope estimation before starting a project. It's completely natural for them. How does that develop? Can we teach that process to students? Aditi has a paper at the International Conference of the Learning Sciences this year on her studies of how experts do estimation. I find this problem interesting because estimation might be one of those hard-to-transfer higher-order thinking skills OR it could be a rule-of-thumb procedure that could be taught.
Shitanshu Mishra is exploring question-posing as a way to encourage knowledge integration. He's struggling with a fascinating set of issues. Question-posing is a great activity that leads to learning, but is practiced infrequently in classroom, especially by the students who need it the most. Shitanshu has developed a guided process (think the whiteboards in Problem-Based Learning, or classroom rituals in Janet Kolodner's Learning-By-Design, or Scardamalia & Bereiter's procedural facilitation) which measurably helps students to pose good questions that encourage students to integrate knowledge. When should he guide students through his question-posing process? Is it important that students use his process on their own?
Yogendra Pal is asking a question that is very important in India whose answer may also be useful here in the US: How do you help students who grew up in a non-English language in adapting to English-centric CS? India's constitution recognizes 22 languages, and has 122 languages spoken by many Indian citizens on a daily basis. Language issues are core to the Indian experience. CS is very English-centric, from the words in our programming languages, to the technical terms that don't always map to other languages. Yogendra is working with students who only spoke Hindi until they got to University, where they now want to adapt to English, the language of the Tech industry. I wonder if Yogendra's scaffolding techniques would help children of immigrant families in the US succeed in CS.
Rwitajit Majumdar is developing visualizations to track student behavior on questions over time. Originally, he wanted to help teachers get a sense of how their students move towards a correct understanding over multiple questions during Peer Instruction. Now, he's exploring using his visualizations with MOOC data. I'm interested in his visualizations for our ebooks. He's trying to solve an important problem. It's one thing to know that 35% of the students got Problem #1 right, and 75% got (similar) Problem #2 right. But is it the same 25% of students who got both wrong? What percentage of students are getting more right, and are there any that are swapping to more wrong answers? Tracking students across time, across problems is an important problem.
Overall, the LaTICE conference was comparable to SIGCSE or ITiCSE. It was single track, though it's been dual-track at some instances. LaTICE is mostly a practitioner's conference, with a number of papers saying, "Here's what I'm doing in my class" without much evaluation. I found even those interesting, because many were set in contexts that were outside my experience. There are some good research papers. And there are some papers that said some things that I felt were outright wrong. But because LaTICE is a small (< 200 attendees, I'd guess) and collegial conference, I had one-on-one conversations with all the authors with whom I disagreed (and many others, as well!) to talk through issues.
My keynote was based on my book, Learner-Centered Design of Computing Education: Research on Computing for Everyone. I talked about why it's important to provide computing education to more than computing majors, and how computing education would have to change for different audiences. Slides are here: http://www.slideshare.net/markguzdial/latice-2016-learnercentered-design-of-computing-education-for-all
The most remarkable part of my trip was simply being in India. I've never been any place so crowded, so chaotic, so dirty, and so vibrant. I felt like I took my life in my hands whenever I crossed the street after noon on any day (and given the pedestrian accidents that some conference participants reported seeing, including one possible fatality, I likely was taking a risk). I went out for three runs around Mumbai and across campus (only in the morning when the traffic was manageable) and enjoyed interactions with cows and monkeys. I was shocked at the miles and miles of slums I saw when driving around Mumbai. I got stuck on one side of a major street without any idea how I could possibly get through the crowds and traffic to the other side — on a normal Sunday night. The rich colors of the Indian clothing palette were beautiful, even in the poorest neighborhoods. There was an energy everywhere I went in Mumbai.
I've not experienced anything like Mumbai before. I certainly have a new sense of my own privilege — about the things I have that I never even noticed until I was somewhere where they are not given. Given that India has 1.2 billion people and the US only has some 320 million, I'm wondering about how I define "normal."
Where CS Teachers See Bimodality: Guest Blog Post from Elizabeth Patitsas
When I saw Elizabeth's debrief, I asked her if I could share it on here. She graciously prepared this guest blog post, with more detail to explain what she did. Thanks, Elizabeth!
About a year ago, I used a number of venues to recruit participants for an anonymous study about the distributions of grades in CS classes. The study involved a minor deception, and because we do not have the emails of all the participants, I'm posting the debrief openly.
Dear study participant,
You're getting this email because about a year ago you participated in my research project, "An investigation of the grades distributions in university computer science". In this project, I showed you a series of six histograms and I asked you how often you saw that distribution's shape in your own teaching, as well as how you'd categorize the distribution (normal, bimodal, etc).
I'm writing to you know to let you know this study involved a minor deception. We were actually most interested whether you'd label some ambiguous distributions as "normal" versus "bimodal". We've now completed our analysis, and we want to debrief you before we write up our results for publication.
As you may know, there is a common perception amongst CS educators that grades distributions are bimodal. However, upon statistical analysis of the grades distribution available to us, we discovered that most of our grades distributions pass statistical tests of normality and very few of them of them pass the statistical tests of bimodality (see link for more).
We were curious why the perception of bimodal grades is so prevalent, even when grades may actually be normally-distributed. Ahadi and Lister argued at ICER 2013 that the perception of bimodal grades comes from CS educators believing that some students possess an innate gift/talent to do computer science. Regular readers of Mark's blog would know this as the "Geek Gene Hypothesis": the notion that when it comes to CS, you either can get it, or you can't.
Ahadi and Lister argued that when people see two "peaks" in their grades, it's because they're expecting to see two different populations to be represented: the students who get it, and the students who don't. Usually, bimodal distributions represent data where you've sampled two different populations together at the same time. If CS grades were bimodal, that could imply we have two different populations of students (e.g. those who get it + those who don't). Whereas if CS grades are normal, it would imply (but not prove) our students form a spectrum, where most students understand some — but not all — of the material.
In the study you participated in, all six histograms were randomly-generated normal distributions with a small sample size (and so looked noisy). We wanted to test two things:
- RQ1. Are CS educators more likely to label ambiguous distributions as "bimodal" if they believe that some students are inherently predisposed to do well in CS?
- RQ2. If we tell CS educators that it's a commonly-held belief that CS grades are bimodal, will educators be more likely to label ambiguous distributions as "bimodal"?
For a random half of the participants, before you categorized the distributions, we asked you "It is a commonly-held belief that CS grades distributions are bimodal. Do you find this to be the case in your teaching?" The other half of the participants saw this question after categorizing the distributions. This priming was used to test RQ2.
If our consent form had said the true intent of the study, then all participants would have been primed, rather than a random half. Our minor deception about the purpose of the study was necessary to answer this research question.
We delayed the debriefing until after our analysis was complete, on the assumption you'd want to know the preliminary results of the study. We indeed found that participants who agreed more strongly with the statement "Some students are innately predisposed to do better at CS than others" were statistically significantly more likely to label ambiguous distributions as bimodal.
Participants who had been primed were more likely to label distributions as bimodal — and this effect was stronger if they also agreed that CS ability was innate.
To ensure participant anonymity, we did not collect names and emails on the SurveyMonkey survey. As a result we have no way to link your responses to your identity.
We will be submitting our results for publication in the coming months, and will happily disseminate the paper once it is published. If you'd like to receive a copy of the paper once it's published, add your email to this form. If you have any further questions, please contact us.
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Survey for CS Faculty on use of Evidence-based Instructional Practices: Guest blog post from Scott Grissom
Clearly an important topic — I'm sharing this here, with thanks to Scott.
The SIGCSE Committee on Evidence-based Instructional Practices is investigating the most commonly used teaching practices in CS education (such as classroom activities, student learning goals and assessment techniques). We are replicating a study from physics education that surveyed over 800 faculty. We have already used the validated instrument in a pilot study with twelve institutions and have received 160 responses so far.
Rather than simply send a survey link to this mailing list that might create a skewed sample, we are inviting entire CS departments to survey their members. Our goal is to survey instructors from many 2-year, 4-year, private, public, research and teaching institutions.
The project will allow us to accomplish three important objectives:
- Provide a baseline of instructional practices used in CS higher education.
- Compare CS instructional practices with other STEM disciplines.
- Inform efforts to reform CS education by increasing the adoption of evidence-based instructional practices.
Best survey practices have shown that an introduction from a trusted colleague increases response rates. This is where you can help! Are you willing to support the CS education community by introducing us to your colleagues and encouraging them to complete the survey?
Please contact Scott Grissom BY FRIDAY APRIL 15 if you are willing to help, and we will provide more information about what we will ask you to do.
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With the book away, and many undone things to accomplish, what's the next step? The day after its departure, the tree removers came and took down three trees in the back yard, none of which I was happy to see go, though they were dying branch by branch and endangering the house or a neighbor's. Lack of them completely changed the yard as a wildlife habitat (much more sun, much less overhead cover from the winter hawks and falcons) so most birds disappeared for most of the following week. In the meantime, the oaks went into full color change, two weeks later than last year:


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Hotel Bellerive, Zermatt
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $277
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- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
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- No parking
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Amalfi Residence, Amalfi Coast
- Free WiFi and free parking
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- 4 guestrooms
- Room service
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Amalfi Residence, Amalfi Coast
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $218
- Standard Apartment, 1 Bedroom, Sea View
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- Double Room, Terrace, Sea View
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This chain is very GF friendly but I have had issues at Altamonte location. Be firm when u order.
Great food. I had the pei Wei shrimp spicy with white rice-- crispy and had a sweet n sour taste-- yummy -- I did not get sick Would definitely return
I have eaten here several times and have never been sick. They even have gluten free soy sauce! The gluten free menu is much smaller than I would have liked but it is all so very good :) I'm eating here aging tonight!! Try their sweet n sour chicken - you won't be disappointed :)
Knowledgeable staff, a lot of options, and quick!
great option
Knowledgeable staff and very good food on dedicated gluten free menu
1460 Precinct Line Rd, Hurst, TX 76053
It would be 5 stars if there was more selection and if they offered kids choices. But what they have is AMAZING!
71 North 500 West Suite A, West Bountiful, UT 84010
Only eaten here twice. First time was great...second time made us a little worried. My wife has celiac. She ordered the sweet and sour chick (w/ rice). They brought her a noodle dish (not GF) on accident. Honest mistake. Fixed it by bringing out the correct meal. That experience made us a little hesitant to come back. May try it again in the future, but not ready to roll the dice for now.
10373 South State Street, Sandy, UT 84070
Their sweet and sour chicken is delicious! Not many GF options, but have eaten there several times without a problem.
1402 66th Street, St. Petersburg, FL 33710
when I found out this place is related to PF Chans I jumped to check it out. and I was not disappointed. I had the sweet and sour chicken and it was great. staff well educated on celiac. I will go again
1425 E Renner Rd #610, Richardson, TX 75082
All the Pei Wei's that we have visited are always great with accommodating gluten free diets. We have been to many and never had a problem.
1825 Guadalupe Suite F-112, Tempe, AZ 85283
Messed me up last few times. Idk if they know what gluten is.
5110 W Main St #100, Frisco, TX 75034
There is a gluten free menu, but it only includes 5 items. I had the sweet and sour chicken. So did my husband, but his wasn't gluten free. Nothing obviously different, not even the dish in which it was served. Taste wasn't bad, but only okay. I haven't been glutened in more than 2 years, but I was from this meal. If I had to guess, I'd say it was cross contamination because the symptoms weren't severe. But enough so I'm still suffering 24 hours later.
13937 Lakeside Circle Suite 113, Sterling Heights, MI 48313
Had gf sweet and sour chicken. Gave me wrong one , should have known it was sooooo good . On the floor sick for 10 hours. Awful if I could have gotten up I would have gone to emergency.
2338 Woodland Crossing Drive Suite A, Herndon, VA 20171
I ordered 3 GF meals and 1 non-GF. One had a "gluten-free" sticker on it, which was reassuring, but the others were either missing or came off in the bag. I liked the sweet and sour chicken. The pulled chicken salad was pretty bland, and I didn't see the dressing that was supposed to come with it. The Vietnamese chicken rolls were decent.
8885 Ladue Road Suite 1, Ladue, MO 63124
Terrible. Served the wrong food, then they brought my order and it tasted like barbecue, not sweet and sour. I am very familiar with Pei Wei food, and it was clearly not right. This was also the dirtiest Pei Wei I have ever been in.
13855 Conlan Circle Suite J, Charlotte, NC 28277
I love this place. They have a separate gluten free menu and while it's not super extensive there are some great options. When dining in the restaurant they are always sure to offer me their gluten free soy sauce and are always friendly. Definitively recommend.
3522 US-1, Princeton, New Jersey 08540
Disappointed. Very few menu choices printed on a TINY laminated card. Because they also do no take precautions for those with true wheat allergies such as strict avoidance of cross-contamination, it is not truly celiac-friendly.
1560 - A Leucadia Boulevard, Encinitas, CA 92024
There are limited options, but still good. I like the GF sweet & sour chicken.
1619 N Dysart Rd Suite 101, Avondale, AZ 85323
I've never gotten sick here personally and I have Celiac Disease. I would however be adamant about the SEVERE GLUTEN ALLERGY as they seem to be more cautious when you choose your words wisely while ordering.
2050 Route 70 West, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
They changed their menu. There were 4 things to choose from. I got the rice paper spring rolls. I had a flare up and it wasn't even good. I won't be going there again!
2257 N. Germantown Parkway Suite 110, Memphis, TN 38016
When this location first opened I was glistened. I ignored for 2 years and gave it one more shot. Happy to say I've eaten here dozens of times since without issue.
12020 FM 1960 West, Houston, TX 77065
Limited gluten free menu, but the taste is very similar to their gluten options. One of my local favorites.
7600 N. MacArthur Boulevard #102, Irving, TX 75063
Disappointing!!! There were tortilla strips pieces in my GF Asian salad either cross-contamination of the salad or they picked them off after the salad was made.
3970 Buchtel Blvd. Suite 107, Denver, CO 80210
Food is yummy and I've only had gluten issues here once (I came when they were slammed). However, after my visit a couple of days ago, I don't think I'll be coming back. I got severe food poisoning from the spicy chicken (initially, I thought they had given me a regular meal instead of gf) and have been sicker than a dog all weekend. Be careful friends
1025 Camino De La Reina Suite P-5, San Diego, CA 92108
You have to ask for the gluten free menu. there were about six gluten free items--the cook changes gloves and uses a dedicated wok for the gluten free food. We had sweet and sour chicken with rice. edamame, and Vietnamese spring rolls. enjoyed it all. the drink machine is awesome. tons of flavors.
11430 Olive Blvd, Creve Coeur, MO 63141
not a lot of gf choices but the spicy chicken is delicious and I've never had problems
9222 Metcalf Ave, Overland Park, KS 66212
I ordered online and there were not a lot of choices but not any more restricting than any other place. The food taste wasn't stellar but it wasn't terrible. I'd go back.
20851 N. Scottsdale Road Suite 105, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
Placed a take out order and they gave me the breaded sweet and sour chicken. Did not notice until I got back to the office. Always check. :(
4114 Sepulveda Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90230
Very limited menu. I do not trust their food handling.
1402 66th Street, St. Petersburg, FL 33710
Cooked everything separately and changed gloves and work spaces. Managers worked with my order to ensure no cross contamination. Delicious sweet & sour chicken.
4609 West Kenosha St, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Great GF menu, did have a cross contamination issue once but every other time was great.
McCarran International Airport, 5757 Wayne Newton Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV
I can confirm that the only GF dish is the Spicy Chicken (which can be made non-spicy) - it comes with carrots and peapods and can get either white or brown rice. Of note: chicken is fried in soybean oil - you can ask them to stream it in chicken broth (which took a while to confirm that was GF) and you can ask them to serve the non-spicy chile vinegar sauce on the side (quite sugary in my opinion). An hour later I was still doing fine and it was delicious! The only bummer is that it did take a long time to order as I made it clear that my ordering GF was not a fad but a medical necessity. It did seem a bit of a sting that in my take out bag there was a fortune cookie (definitely not GF) - makes me wonder how educated the workers are about GF though I think the person who bagged my order didn't know I was GF.
12561 Castlemoor Drive, Eden Prairie, MN 55344
I do appreciate that Pei Wei offers gluten free menu items. But the sauce for these is virtually the same and very vinegar heavy. Perhaps it's to make up for the omission of soy sauce? Whatever the reason, it's not a good result.
200 University Boulevard Suite 100, Round Rock, TX 78665
They did finally add items to their list as mentioned by other who have reviewed but I too have gotten my order wrong 2/3 times. While the sweet and sour shrimp wasn't bad, it seams rather lame that their options are still so limited. Much prefer driving down the road to Mama Fu's to have some variety and only have to confirm my order once like a regular person.
8511 Cooper Creek Boulevard, University Park, FL 34201
Staff was friendly. Very limited menu, which I do not mind, but I did have a slight reaction to the food. I think Pei Wei needs to sharpen up training or procedures to make their food celiac safe.
4114 Sepulveda Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90230
Very limited GF menu and what they do have is just not very good. My guest had a non-GF item he said was also very substandard. I do not recommend it.
950 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA 19064
Food okay, but very limited gluten-free options.
1107 Walnut Street, Cary, NC 27511
Dirty, dirty, dirty. We had to wipe our own table, every surface seemed icky. Restrooms were filthy. All this moments after they opened at 11. Had to wait 30 minutes because the rice wasn't ready. Soft drink dispenser didn't work. No stars .
1619 N Dysart Rd Suite 101, Avondale, AZ 85323
last time I ate here I was sick within 30 minutes. i won't eat here again.
1911 Medical Center Pkwy Suite A, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
I've always had success eating here. Food is good and so far I have never had a problem!
9352 South Colorado Boulevard Suite G-1, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
Amazing sweet and sour but the Pei Wei spicy chicken is the best. So much more than salads.
5753 Twelve Mile Road, Warren, MI 48092
So sick, I don't think it was just gluten, I think also food poisoning.
3522 US-1, Princeton, New Jersey 08540
Really good food,although menu was small. The sweet and sour chicken was amazing and I would also recommend the Vietnamese chicken salad rolls! I can't wait to go back.
1008 W McDermott Dr Suite 100, Allen, TX 75013
I give 5 stars for a safe place to eat.
5110 W Main St #100, Frisco, TX 75034
Ate here safely. Staff was responsive to my request to be extra careful with cross contamination.
1750 N. Congress Ave #700, Boynton Beach, FL 33426
Ate safely here a couple times. They have limited options, but I enjoy them and also add extra vegetables to my orders. This location was very clear about the measures they take to limit the risk of cross contamination.
McCarran International Airport, 5757 Wayne Newton Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV
The one entree available as GF is spicy chicken. Not bad, and is now on my list next to Chipotle for airport and fast on-the-go GF food!
1500 24th Ave N.W., Norman, OK 73069
Sometimes it is fine... Other times, I question the CC factor. I try to go when it's NOT a busy time (11am/3-4pm).
7620 W. Denton Highway # 632, Watauga, TX 76148
only a few options but I had the gluten free spicy chicken and it was really good. l
7571 Sawmill Rd, Dublin, OH 43016
Manager ver nice and spoke w us at length. You must communicate that you are Celiac if it applies. Unfortunately we can just let her faith in the hands of strangers without educating people the seriousness of food allergies and it is not a fad. We will get there but we must all work together and support those supporting us. 😊
2050 Polaris Parkway, Columbus, OH 43240
We always get the Chicken and if you are Celiac-- you must communicate that specifically. We have always had no problems w this location and Sawmills. They label the plates, do it in separate area also. Very nice and accommodating.
114 Shawan Rd, Cockeysville, MD 21030
Not a ton of options but convenient for sure
24250 Valencia Blvd, Santa Clarita, CA 91355
Served me sweet and sour tofu after I asked the staff if it could be made gluten free. On my next visit requested the same and this time the chef said the tofu on its own is NOT gluten free.
3426 E. Baseline Road Suite 121, Mesa, AZ 85204
I looked forward to eating here on my visit since we don't have one. Our order was wrong and my gf order was not marked (it was take out). When we told them the order was wrong they just laughed and said we were being ridiculous. So with that attitude I was not going to take a chance and pay the price later. Eat at your own risk.
30278 Woodward Avenue, Royal Oak, MI 48073
Not a ton of options but the ones that are available are very delicious & well prepared
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