Why Schools Should Teach More Than Basic Coding 3 minute read Students type on Apple Inc. laptop computers during a coding class at the First Code Academy in Hong Kong, China, on Friday, Nov. 13 ...

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The world's getting more technological, and coding skills become increasingly sought-after skills. But basic coding classes won't do all students much good in the long-run.

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More than 30 children gathered at the Summerlin Library Dec. 11, but it wasn’t to read books. They were there to learn computer coding from Jeremy Bruner of TechBrainiacs.

With many schools offering relatively little in the way of computer science course, a growing number of young students are turning to private coding programs.

BASIC brought coding out of the ivory towers, and thereby tilted the world on its axis. It’s hard to overstate how abstruse, before BASIC, most coding was.

Adams Elementary School in Costa Mesa is offering its first official computer coding lessons for fourth- through sixth-graders every Friday for the rest of the school year.