Don't worry about trying to match the modality of your instruction to students' "learning styles" since the importance of learning styles is a myth.
Call on all students equally to emphasize student equality and avoid creating a competitive environment. This prevents expert students from dominating during class since you’re not validating interruptive, show-offy behavior.
Reward code solutions that have the correct thinking and steps behind them, as this can often be reassuring for students.
Emphasize rationale over accuracy to help students understand the overarching concepts, instead of the low-level details.
Invite guest speakers to introduce students to the varied professions and people in computer science, especially to encourage girls to see themselves taking up STEM careers.
Invite research teams from local universities to motivate your students by presenting their research.