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Raspberry Pi are created for this exact purpose, and to think the school isn't giving everyone one to educate on basic computer science is beyond me. If you eve
by Aperocky 7y ago
Raspberry Pi are created for this exact purpose, and to think the school isn't giving everyone one to educate on basic computer science is beyond me. If you eventually learn trigonometry in math within the public education framework, I see no reason why people shouldn't be educated in more basic and practical things like computers.
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- flukus 7y ago> I see no reason why people shouldn't be educated in more basic and practical things like computers Because the teachers and education department are useless. My nephews had to get an iPad for their programming class, an expensive device (and all the problems with that) that is less capable and far less practical to learn programming on. Imagine how much better school could be if kids had raspberry pis and and use free tools like gnuplot in their maths and physics classes.
- C1sc0cat 7y agoNot created for 3rd grades though - they where really for the 6th form (last two years of school) to actually get some experience of computers at a lower level before going to UNI.