Educational Paradox! When we teach reading and writing, we…
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Educational Paradox!
When we teach reading and writing, we start with the alphabet and then build words.
In programming, however, many students learn to use functions every day without ever seeing one of the fundamental "letters" that makes them possible: **CALL**.
We teach words before showing the alphabet.
They learn to write `digitalWrite()` before understanding the low-level mechanism that makes a function call possible: saving a return address, jumping to another piece of code, and coming back.
#technology
When we teach reading and writing, we start with the alphabet and then build words.
In programming, however, many students learn to use functions every day without ever seeing one of the fundamental "letters" that makes them possible: **CALL**.
We teach words before showing the alphabet.
They learn to write `digitalWrite()` before understanding the low-level mechanism that makes a function call possible: saving a return address, jumping to another piece of code, and coming back.
#technology
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