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Does the ICT syllabus in schools need to be updated to reflect the higher abilities of a more IT literate youth?
Does the ICT syllabus in Secondary Education Schools need to be updated to reflect the higher abilities of a more IT literate youth? Computers are everywhere, is education ready for the Information Age?
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What gender do you identify as?
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What age are you?
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Under 15
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Is ICT tuition in secondary schools up to scratch?
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Yes, it's adequate
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Why do you think that? (Question 1)
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Imagine you could change ICT in schools. What would you change (If anything)?
e.g. More programming, Use more design suites, etc.
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Do you think children as young as 10 are capable of programming?
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Programming means making mobile apps, computer apps, websites... Basically everything digital
Yes
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What programming languages do you think children should learn?
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HTML, CSS
Javascript/node.js
C, C++, C#
BASIC
Python
Ruby
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Do you believe mathematics should incooperate more computerized thinking?
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e.g. thinking in terms of writing programs, making arrays & functions
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Do you think a child exposed later to programming and analytical computer like thinking may be at a disadvantage as opposed to a child who may have been exposed earlier?
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How do you think being exposed to computers and programming will benefit children?
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Do you think reforming the education syllabus will benefit universities?
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How do you think reforming the secondary education syllabus will affect universities?
e.g. They will have to have more advanced courses; They will have to take on more ICT students because of demand, etc.
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