Teach Kids Programming with PHP (2013)

MP4 | AVC 262kbps | English | 960x540 | 15fps | 1h 39mins | AAC stereo 128kbps | 288 MB

Genre: Video Training

Programming is a great way to teach a child problem-solving skills and introduce them to technology's inner workings. PHP is a great language to carry this out. In this course, developer Mark Niemann-Ross focuses on helping adults who are experienced with PHP pass their coding skills on to a child or student. This course, in essence, acts as a lesson plan to help you teach PHP to a beginner. Its structured curriculum supports those who have a solid understanding of PHP, but don't necessarily know how to teach PHP effectively to kids.

Each inquiry-oriented chapter consists of seven parts:

Teacher's Guide: Introduces the concepts in the chapter and preps the adult on places where the student might get stuck

Try It: Immediately engages the student, showing working code in action

Check It Out: Encourages the adult and student to engage with and edit some existing code

The Facts: A lecture for the student to watch

Extend It: An exploration of expanded and extended concepts

Challenge: A hands-on coding challenge for the student

Solution: A step-by-step solution presented by the author