I don't see a problem with kids having a computing class, just as they have history, biology, physical ed, etc classes. I do have an issue with the glamorisati

I don't see a problem with kids having a computing class, just as they have history, biology, physical ed, etc classes. I do have an issue with the glamorisation, rockstar bandwagon that people outside the industry have jumped on. Presumably policy makers talk to the silicon valley people, who pass on their rose tinted view. If policy makers spoke to the rest, the blue collar crud shovellers, I expect they'd be less caught up in the gold rush.