We have always thought that coding classes for kids are a challenging educational choice, especially when I first heard the concept a few years ago, and I thought it was reaping the IQ tax of parents. However, as time went on, I started to see more and more parents choosing to let their children learn to code, and most of them were richer and more capable than me. I'm starting to wonder, are they all stupid?
After much research and research, I found that children's programming is not as complicated as I thought. It's actually a process of giving commands through computer software and letting the computer run those instructions. To put it simply, it is to let children learn to solve problems in life through computers and cultivate their logical thinking skills. And this kind of thinking ability is of great significance to the future development of children.
Of course, children's programming is not the training of vocational skills, but the improvement of children's comprehensive quality. For some people, children's programming may feel boring, but in fact, it has the characteristics of storytelling, visualization, and gamification, which can allow children to learn in a happy state.
So, is a children's programming class an IQ tax? It all depends on your height. If you're just scratching the surface and looking at expensive courses and expensive training providers, you might think that these parents are paying an IQ tax. However, if you can stand at a higher level and see the development trend of science and technology in the future, then you will understand that children's programming is a very good interest direction, and it is not an IQ tax at all.
Today, we have entered a new era - the 5G era, and the development of artificial intelligence has become more and more mature. The world of the future will become more and more intelligent, and the power of science and technology will become more and more powerful. In this context, the importance of children's programming is self-evident.
Many parents have misconceptions about children's programming and think that learning to code is boring. But in fact, Tongcheng Tongmei's curriculum is very interactive and interesting, allowing children to learn programming in a relaxed and happy state. This teaching method has been warmly welcomed by parents and children.
In short, children's programming classes are not an IQ tax, but a necessary choice in the future. If you're still doubting its value, it may be that your height isn't high enough. From the perspective of the future, we should see that the power of technology is growing at an unprecedented rate. In this process, children's programming, as an important way to develop skills, will become an important cornerstone of children's future development. Therefore, we should actively encourage children to learn to code, so that they can have a broader space for development in the future wave of technology.