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May I suggest that you're starting from the premise that your kid is willing/able to learn programming and that programming is for everyone? As your parent sug
by klez 12y ago
May I suggest that you're starting from the premise that your kid is willing/able to learn programming and that programming is for everyone?
As your parent suggested, not everyone who had computers back than had or felt the need to program them.
- scoggs 12y agoRight. I think the next step would be to try and find a programming exercise that his son could make his own. Something that would self motivate him to solve a problem. I think this is one of the hardest parts of diving into any high level thinking skill or hobby: finding the motivation to take the first step on a years long journey.
- 300bps 12y agoMay I suggest that you're starting from the premise that your kid is willing/able to learn programming That is precisely why I put #2 in my list.