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With the technological changes happening around us, it is no wonder that teachers will need to develop their skills and insert new techniques and methods in their curriculum to enhance their students’ skills and keep them up to date with the needs of the digital world. Teachers should start developing themselves to pass this over to the students, but how are they supposed to do that and how should they start teaching students to code?
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French primary schools will soon offer programming courses to students
Image credit: flickr/Ernst Moeksis (license) "The French are known for lots of things, such as their love of good food, fine wine and great art. It appears now that, if the government has its way, the French will soon also be known for something else: their computer programming prowess.
France’s Minister of National Education, Benoît Hamon, said in a recent interview with Le Journal du Dimanche that programming courses will be offered to primary school students starting this fall. The courses, which will be optional and offered during extracurricular time, will teach students programming basics and how to create simple applications. Hamon also expressed a desire that programming be offered at the secondary school level. The goal, he said, is to give French students the keys to thrive in a connected world and to encourage them go into technical vocations."
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