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One problem I've seen with Scratch is that schools rely on it for too long. Kids get into high school and the school is still teaching with Scratch.
by jmugan 4y ago
One problem I've seen with Scratch is that schools rely on it for too long. Kids get into high school and the school is still teaching with Scratch.
- ksaj 4y agoWe definitely moved on faster than that back in the 80's. We started with LOGO (which some people know as Turtle Graphics) and BASIC, but pretty much immediately went into other historical languages (prolog, pascal, cobol) and then to C, within a single semester. And through all that, we were always presented with the binary code (in Hex) so we were fully aware of how registers and boolean math worked.