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Richard Olsen's Blog › Why everyone should learn to code [eventually] - 0 views

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The bigger question is what do students need to learn, period.
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Curriculum is designed to predict need.
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Authenticate problem solving, ideation and play in our digital world requires the ability to program.
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Aaron Davis on 15 Feb 14

An interesting post discussing why everyone should learn to code. More fuel to the fire associated with the great poetry vs. coding debate.

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Poets and Coders | the spicy learning blog ~ education, technology, parenting, teaching... - 0 views

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Aaron Davis on 10 Jan 15

"Rather than taking Kang's words as a warning against wanting your brain cake and eating it too, I took them as a reminder that our children are entering a time when traversing context has never been as complex as it is now. When it's time to drop a verse, can they demonstrate eloquence and elaborateness? And then, in times when we need to speak a language which eliminates ambiguity in favour of transferable clarity and concision, will our kids be able to write a masterclass algorithm?" Reminded me of the discussion brought up during the interview with Ian Guest where Daryl and Tony mused about teaching code.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"Rather than taking Kang's words as a warning against wanting your brain cake and eating it too, I took them as a reminder that our children are entering a time when traversing context has never been as complex as it is now. When it's time to drop a verse, can they demonstrate eloquence and elaborateness? And then, in times when we need to speak a language which eliminates ambiguity in favour of transferable clarity and concision, will our kids be able to write a masterclass algorithm?" Reminded me of the discussion brought up during the interview with Ian Guest where Daryl and Tony mused about teaching code.</div>

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#MakeItMatter2Me - Dan Haesler - 0 views

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Whilst some kids will tolerate not having a greater imperative for learning other than, it will be on the test, or they, might need it when they’re older, for a great deal of students this is the first step towards disengagement.
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Aaron Davis on 20 Mar 14

Another interesting post as part of the Coding vs. Poetry debate.

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Should all kids learn to code? - Daniel Donahoo - ABC Splash - http://splash.abc.net.au... - 0 views

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shared by Tony Richards on 13 May 14 - No Cached

Don’t get too caught up in the need to teach students actual code, and instead focus on getting them to think about the concept “if this happens, then that”. This is a first basic concept that is really powerful.
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Aaron Davis on 13 May 14

Another piece to add to the debate about poetry vs. coding.

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