Earlier quoted context omitted.
But most of your generation did not.
This remark holds true for any generation and any method of learning.
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Yes, precisely my point. If you want more kids to get involved in programming, reduce barriers to entry. A small number of kids succeeding despite these barriers is not evidence of much. There is always some top percentile who will succeed regardless of obstacles, those aren’t the ones who need the help getting interested.
Re: Show HN: PyKidos, Teach Your Kid Python in the Browser
#62Looks nice! Will try it with my kids later :) If you’re interested in teaching kids Python, also take a look at Hedy. It’s a gradual language that exposed more programming paradigms with each level. It’s used a lot in classroom settings. Full disclosure: I’ve contributed a couple of commits.
https://www.hedycode.com/ is spearheaded by the wonderful https://github.com/Felienne you might know her from her spreadsheet related research. She gave a wonderful talk at Splash 2023 on Hedy, I'll see if I can find it. *edit, I don't think it was recorded but I found these two which will do Hedy: Creating a Programming Language for EveryoneFelienne Hermans • YOW! 2023 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4eSjA6btE8 "He…
that's the first I've ever heard of "European Union Public License" https://github.com/hedyorg/hedy/blob/main/LICENSE https://spdx.org/licenses/EUPL-1.2.html