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It is universally known that kids should learn to code for a variety of reasons:
The problem many parents have, is that they themselves don’t know how to code … let alone teach it! StudioWeb solves that problem.
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In this video, I use the fantabulous example of Pokémon Go, to illustrate key app development principles. Here you go:
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Stefan Mischook
To get the best outcomes with students (and yourself!), here are my top 3 code teaching tips:
1- Write real code, not ‘lego’ code.
2- Use real coding tools, not code simulators.
3- Build real projects from start to finish.
1. Write real code, not ‘lego’ code
A funny thing happens when students write real code: they start to learn not only how to code, but they learn the concepts behind the code. What I’ve seen over the years is that trying to hide the code from students with block based code teaching tools slows the learning process.
You have to write code to learn to code.
English-language learners (and disadvantaged students) stand to benefit the most from learning to code. Here are just a few reasons: There is a huge demand in tech related vocational jobs that are high paying ($70k/year,) that don’t require a university degree. All coding languages (ex: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Python, PHP) are based in English – …
If you want to teach app development, I would strongly suggest you future-proof your students, by teaching them the most popular way to code mobile apps – that’s with HTML5.
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Many new to web design and code, have a hard time understanding what a programming language really is? So, I’ve dug out my classic definition for this blog post … enjoy!
Computer Programming in a Nutshell
A computer programming language is a written language used to send instructions to computers. Like with spoken languages (English, French etc …) computer languages have their own set of rules and words that have special meaning.
