Always feel when a software developer tries to teach coding to kids they seem to more wrapped up in the process and doing things the "correct" way (often over c

Always feel when a software developer tries to teach coding to kids they seem to more wrapped up in the process and doing things the "correct" way (often over complicating things with typing, language nuance and command line rituals) than actually trying to teach what's really going on and more importantly empowering being able to step off and create something truly of their own which is the path to self sufficient learning. The self initiated work I've seen kids create out of Scratch is seriously impressive and creative.