Re:What I Learned from Two Years of Teaching High School CS
by the_new_guy on Friday June 16, 2023 @03:28PM
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So, mathematics, for instance.....you'd start with differential equations and work your way down to......addition/subtraction?
Re:What I Learned from Two Years of Teaching High School CS
by Solvency on Friday June 16, 2023 @04:36PM
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That's a low effort interpretation.
Every kid in the world understands the concept of 3D games, Minecraft, etc. That's a perfect vehicle to begin breaking it down into relevant simple math concepts.
Re:What I Learned from Two Years of Teaching High School CS
by alistairSH on Friday June 16, 2023 @06:04PM
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Or just a basic web site that has some JavaScript. Or a form/submit.
In practice, one is best served with starting with something grand and then breaking it up into smaller and smaller pieces until those pieces are digestible. Learning becomes infinitely easier this way.
On the surface it may seem like the same thing: The learning takes place around a concept of of small pieces of a larger puzzle. However, the process of breaking down the puzzle is where the most important information is gleaned.