This is the repo dedicated to my creating a curriculum for a 4th --> 5th grader. We'll see where it goes :) There's a coincinding curriculum for an 8th --> 9th grader
- Can get a program running
- We're using a python for kids book and are at "classes and definitions for now"
- For adults
- This is known
- All work on this comes AFTER schoolwork/house chores etc.
- Trying my best to do the problems as I can in C/C++/C# to have an answer key of sorts
- Slowly integrating tools/concepts one at a time
- Learn then do. Don't move on until "Do" is done.
- spending time/having fun
- showing things that work and having the student recreate them
- giving answer keys
- Personal Website via Githubpages
- First HTML page
- Javascript?
- dotChess?
- A video game?
- Remember the student's age. Just because you learned C++ in College as a first language doesn't meant that everyone should learn that way
- I would consider doing a few of these in C for an older/more mature student. I really love CS50's C --> Python but I think for younger students, some validation beyond hello world is really, really awesome and gets them to code more.
- I need a better way to handle errors so I want to abuse github so the student has to paste here and I can actually see what they're doing rather than screen shots
- I want a "database" of potential errors and how to recreate/fix them
- Creating code is easy, reusing code is hard.
- Try not to interfere with their learning. Once they become independent, let them be there and then come to you for help.
- I want to introduce git. The goal is to use it online gui and then for the second project onwards, we'll use the CLI
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent