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On the contrary, I was fortunate enough to be taught LOGO in primary school on an Apple II, and I attribute a lot of my interest in computers, robotics and math
by Daneel_ 11y ago
On the contrary, I was fortunate enough to be taught LOGO in primary school on an Apple II, and I attribute a lot of my interest in computers, robotics and mathematics to that early exposure. I still have extremely fond memories of those learning experiences.
I'm Australian, for reference, and I believe that kids should certainly be exposed to coding from an early age - it assists in problem solving, and we certainly need more skilled problem solvers in our society.
- maze-le 11y agoIt probably depends on the way the teaching is done. My interest for mathematics for example has developed at the university, before that, I literally 'hated' it, an that is mostly the fault of bad teachers, not the subject itself. So yes you have a point there.