Hedy: Open Source Programming for Kids: A Conversation With Felienne Hermans
Episode 3 of the Parenting for the Future podcast, hosted by Petal Modeste, titled "Hedy: Open Source Programming for Kids: A Conversation With Felienne Hermans" was published on October 15, 2024 and runs 37 minutes.
October 15, 2024 ·37m · Parenting for the Future
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Episode Description
In this Episode you will learn about:
- The reasons all kids should learn programming
- Hedy, a free, opensource platform to teach kids textual programming
- The role of natural languages in teaching programming
- How parents can teach themselves programming
- The Codasium Program
- Efforts to make programming a mandatory subject in K-12 schools
- Why gender stereotypes have no place in STEM education
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