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You can check out Scratch by MIT, Tynker and Codemonkey. I would also suggest Coding Elements (a coding institute that has a course called Coding for Kids LIVE).About Coding for Kids LIVE:Personalized CurriculumThe course curriculum is adjusted after knowing about the child’s existing coding skills and his future goals. If the child is completely new to coding, the syllabus is personalized to suit his needs. If he shows interest in AI-related technologies, the curriculum is adjusted to include Python, ML, etc. The child learns what is useful to him.Interactive SessionsEach child gets individual attention from the teacher and his progress is monitored regularly. The classes are either 1:1 or in a small batch (based on the child’s comfort). They can be taken from the home.Skilled TeachersThe teachers are trained to work with kids and understand the importance of connecting with the child during the course. They follow the Social Emotional Learning (SEL) principles during the course. They are qualified (B.Tech or more) and have professional experience in the industry.Focus on PracticeThe syllabus is a mix of theoretical concepts, activities, exercises, and projects. For example, the Pre-Level Coding Curriculum consists of story-based projects, games, drawing shapes and patterns with functions, etc. Such hands-on practical exercises and projects help the child get a strong foundation in the concepts and also remain engaged.

The USSR has never been great.Just few examples:Industrialization of 1930’s was planned by American engineers, paid for by Ukrainian grain and carried out by slave labor.Cybernetics and genetics were proclaimed “false sciences”, their proponents were persecuted and exterminated.By 1960’s the main party slogan was “We will catch up with and outran America”.By 1970’s Soviet industry was unable to compete with the West. They couldn’t make computers, precise CNCs, quality drugs - you name it and they weren’t able to make it.By late 1980’s quality of living in USSR was extremely low. Population had all basics covered, but that’s about it. There simply wasn’t enough high-demand products (such as butter or shoes) to cover needs of all Soviet citizens.Generally, taxes in USSR were probably about 90%-95%. On the paper, there was no taxes at all, however their buying power was extremely low compared to that of USA, probably on par with some less developed African countries. A simple folding kids bike (just one speed, brakes by reversing pedals) would cost, depending specific period and region, about 70 rubles, while min wages were 90 rubles. At the time, min wages in USA were about $590 per month, while a fancy kids bike price was about $40-$80, meaning that the buying power of Soviet ruble was, very roughly, 8 times lower.I can go one for quite a bit longer, but it’s enough to get the picture.Cheapest soviet bike for kids aged 7-14 “Eaglet”Folding bike, for kids aged 10–15Notice shortened rear wing and rubber flap installed on the front wingUS-made kids bikes

“What college degrees should college students avoid if they want to make six figures?”<<EDIT TO RESPOND TO COMMENTS: It is possible to make six figures with any major, or with no degree at all. The issue is how likely that is.>>It is a lot easier to list the majors that do lead to 6 figure salaries: Computer Science of course. Most forms of Engineering. Medicine, Business Management, Finance, Accounting.Avoid:Anything that begins with Comparative, Contemporary, or Critical, has For in the middle, or ends with Studies.Psychology. With 1 out of 9 graduates getting BA Psych, whatever legitimate market demand there is for this major has been overwhelmed.Fine Arts. With all apologies to my niece, who is majoring in Visual Arts, these are hard degree to make big bucks with.General Studies. Yes, that is a real degree you can get. Basically for kids who have flunked out of everything else but just won’t give up and keep paying their tuition bills.Absolutely stay away from the figurative College of Grievance Studies. You can recognize these majors easily: they divide people into mutually antagonistic groups, teach you why Western Civilization is the worst thing ever, teach you how hard-done-by you are. You learn how to list all 67 politically correct genders, and how to categorize the thousands of varieties of intersectional oppression. There is very little market demand for self-absorbed whining.Try not to be this lady: Matthew Park Moore's answer to Everyone around told me to major in what I love. I choose a double major in women's and gender studies with a minor in ethnic studies from an out of state private college. Now I am in over $100 k debt. How do I recover and get a job in my field?