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> If it is just a game or hobby, then thats nice to kill time. But how does this work impact the "real work"? Play is how we learn, especially with children. G
by JohnFen 2y ago
> If it is just a game or hobby, then thats nice to kill time. But how does this work impact the "real work"?
Play is how we learn, especially with children. Games and hobbies aren't nice ways to kill time, they're methods of learning new things and practicing skills.
- prennert 2y agoI totally agree. And a lot of them really love coding. Thats how I meet them. Its a game for them, and as they are kids, I think it should stay a game for them. Its just that they dont understand (and I am struggling to tell them) what these skills will be useful for in their adult life. For parents it is really important. They want their kids to have fun. But in the same time they are worried if their kids are going to succeed in life.