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Advice for kids learning to code
Send the kids a rainbow
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Right now, the batch I am working on is junior college students. The last Children’s Day in school is actually nothing special. The head teacher prepared Wahaha AD calcium milk for the children, which is still full of memories.
On this Children's Day, the children are constantly laughing, colorful balloons are floating in the sky, and the candy rain is all over the streets and alleys.
They are chasing the footsteps of their dreams, filled with infinite hope, embracing the beauty of the future, and bravely facing the storms of life.
Let us give children a smile, let them feel the warmth of life, let them grow into confident people, and move towards a bright future.
On this Children's Day, let us bless them together, may they grow up healthily and happily!
Time flies, time to brush.
As an old programmer in his thirties, although I posted it a few days late, I still send my deep blessings to the children.
The origin of Children's Day
Children's Day is not easy to come by. Although the children in the university do not have a holiday, I have to post the origin of Children's Day.
Children's Day originated from the International Union for Child Welfare, which was established to commemorate the International Child Welfare Conference held in Geneva in 1925. The purpose of this conference is to advance the protection of children's rights and promote the welfare of children worldwide. The meeting decided to designate June 1st of each year as the International Children's Day. Later, more and more countries began to celebrate this festival, and added their own culture and traditions to the celebration methods and activities.
Advice for kids learning to code
Here I provide some suggestions and resources on learning programming for children to help you better plan your learning path.
1. An initial understanding of computer science and programming concepts
Children can get an initial introduction to computer science and programming concepts through toys or games, such as the famous programming toys Lego Mindstorms and Scratch.
2. Learn the basics of programming
Learn the basics of programming, such as programming language syntax, variables, conditional statements, loop statements, and more. An easy-to-learn programming language such as Scratch and Python is recommended.
3. Learning Algorithms and Data Structures
Understanding algorithms and data structures is very important for writing efficient programs. It is recommended to use online resources such as Code.org and Khan Academy for learning.
4. Learn Web Development
Learn web development, including programming languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You can use online resources such as Codecademy and W3Schools to learn.
5. Learn Mobile App Development
Learn mobile application development, including iOS and Android platform development. It is recommended to use programming languages such as Swift and Java for learning, and you can use online resources such as Codecademy and Udacity for learning.
In short, children need to learn programming from the basics, gradually learn in depth, and also need to be consolidated through practice. Hope these suggestions and resources are helpful to you.