Re:Turkey buys Delphi licenses for an estimated one million ...
by bobochan on Wednesday January 22, 2020 @10:09AM
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My kids never showed much interest in program despite my encouragement, but this year our high school changed its programming curriculum to follow Harvard's CS50 model:
The first half of the course is mostly in C and then switches to Python, and I really think it is a very well designed course that get students doing some interesting stuff very quickly while building a solid foundation for future learning. There is an online version of the course and students can watch all of the videos and lectures. I believe there is also a teacher training program for the curriculum.
I was surprised when my son came home and started asking me questions about malloc and free, but he has learned a lot in a very short period of time.
https://cs50.harvard.edu
The first half of the course is mostly in C and then switches to Python, and I really think it is a very well designed course that get students doing some interesting stuff very quickly while building a solid foundation for future learning. There is an online version of the course and students can watch all of the videos and lectures. I believe there is also a teacher training program for the curriculum.
I was surprised when my son came home and started asking me questions about malloc and free, but he has learned a lot in a very short period of time.