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If you don’t want to teach your kids to code, ok. I actually think the sugar cookie example is analogous to web development, especially styling/CSS. As someone
by chrisabrams 6y ago
If you don’t want to teach your kids to code, ok. I actually think the sugar cookie example is analogous to web development, especially styling/CSS.
As someone who has taught children how to do html/css/ basic JS it’s amazing to see how they progress; the creativity a child can have is unpredictable but usually inspiring.
Also, why is pocket acting like amp with the url? :/ :/ :/
- humps 6y agoThe real URL, had to search to find it as there's no way to access it from the linked Pocket version https://slate.com/human-interest/2018/12/against-teaching-kids-to-code-creativity-problem-solving.html https://slate.com/human-interest/2018/12/against-teaching-ki...
- josteink 6y agoSo the post should be linked here instead and have a [2018] suffix added to it, then. Any mods care to fix?
- remote_phone 6y agoPocket shows up on the startup page for Firefox. They reprint old articles under their web site.