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by globalgoat
3409 days ago
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I've been teaching the curriculum of @codeclub for 4 years now (see elsewhere in this thread) as an optional after school club in the U.K. It's massively over subscribed every term, this past term I've had 50% coverage of the total number of students offered in that year group. So, no one is forced and it appears popular, but I guess your point is still valid that parents could be pushing the children. Subjectively, it feels like they want to do it though..... |
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"Would you like to go to @codeclub"
"Yes!"
"Ask HN: How should I teach code to kids?"
Getting kids an opportunity to become interested in @codeclub is a related, but separate question.