Design Program
This program is designed for curious young minds who are taking their first steps into the world of programming. Student explorers will use their creativity and problem-solving skills to work through a series of engaging coding challenges and activities.
Key Learning Objectives
- Foundational Coding Concepts: Students learn core programming principles like sequences, loops, variables, and conditionals.
- Computational Thinking: The class develops algorithm design—the process of breaking down a problem into smaller steps and defining a series of executable instructions.
- Programming Language Exposure: Depending on the program level, students will be introduced to a beginner-friendly language, such as Scratch, Python or a visual block-based coding environment (like those used in Code.org).
- Digital Fluency: Each lesson builds essential digital skills needed for future technological engagement.
Format and Structure
- Hands-on Projects: Learning is typically done through interactive, gamified missions or projects (e.g., building simple games, animations, or solving puzzles).
- Collaboration: Students often work in pairs or teams for collaborative problem-solving, fostering communication and teamwork.
- Pacing: The course is frequently structured to allow students to move through concepts at their own pace, accommodating different learning styles and experience levels.
In essence, the Coding Explorer Program provides an exciting, supportive, and engaging learning environment to build real-world computer science skills through the power of play.
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