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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2024 · 24 MIN

Ep. 121 - Unlocking Children's Creativity through Computer Programming

from Parenting Understood · host Michelle Tangeman and Erin O'Connor

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Felienne Hermans to delve into the world of programming and its significance in children's development. We explore why programming is vital for children, emphasizing their shift from being digital consumers to creators. Felienne underscores the importance of fostering creativity in the digital realm, highlighting how programming empowers children to craft their own digital creations. Felienne also offers insights into age-appropriate programming activities. Moreover, she addresses common misconceptions about programming and offers practical advice for parents looking to engage their children in coding. She stresses the value of choosing activities aligned with children's interests, whether it's art, storytelling, or gaming. Felienne also encourages parents to embrace learning alongside their children, emphasizing the importance of modeling curiosity and resilience. To learn more about Dr. Hermans and her coding program, please visit her website https://www.felienne.com/ and https://www.hedycode.com/  

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