Couldn't agree more. But I'd also like to add that working something out in code makes it more real. Trigonometry didn't seem real to me until I tried to make a

Couldn't agree more. But I'd also like to add that working something out in code makes it more real. Trigonometry didn't seem real to me until I tried to make a simple game. Physics might seem boring until you want to make a ball fly through the air like it does in real life. Suddenly those equations and velocity and acceleration MEAN something. You have to figure it out or it won't work. I think teaching programming together with math and especially physics would enhance the experience for all those subjects.