Well schools should do both and learn skills that are easily transferable. Show options, but not deny any out right option. That is the theory. Often program f

Well schools should do both and learn skills that are easily transferable. Show options, but not deny any out right option. That is the theory. Often program for pupils is written by some dude in capital who gets a slice of the pie. Or is not competent enough to know that there is free software. It is a vicious circle if you have super good education system your country grows if not you go to shits. I'm not an expert but I think that the better education system is the better prospects for future in any given country is. When I was in primary school all we learned was MS-DOS + Norton Commander :D In high school we had some of the Windows 95 stuff, Word and ofc all the way since later primary to end of highschool Turbo Pascal.