Why everyone should learn to code, and start in school itself
Why everyone should learn to code, and start in school itself
Educators and tech thinkers believe that in this emerging world, children need exposure to computational thinking, the thought processes involved in formulating problems and solutions in ways that computers can effectively execute. It is also about developing skills to deal with any open-ended problem across disciplines, be it maths, science or humanities, and to be ready for the jobs of the future.
Coding is becoming as important as math and science because it is creative and improves your logical thinking, says Ankush Chugh, founder and CEO of Dcoder, a mobile coding platform.
- 23 July 2019
