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Category: Online Coding Classes

Comparing In-Person and Online Coding Classes

Published on September 12, 2024
When COVID-19 first made in-person gatherings impossible, people adjusted by meeting on platforms like Zoom. Digital technology gave people an alternative that was extremely useful. Colleagues could stay connected and friends and family could chat, all from the comfort of their home. But let’s face it: it was awkward. Connection and audio issues plagued the […]
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New Year, New Skills: Kickstart the New Year by Enrolling Your Child in Weekly Coding Classes

Published on January 15, 2024
It’s the start of another New Year, a time when people traditionally make promises or resolutions to improve in some fundamental way. Many resolve to better their health by dieting or going to a gym. Some resolutions are more philosophical, as when people commit to being a better friend to those in their inner circle. […]
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How Weekly Coding Classes Can Enhance Classroom Performance

Published on October 10, 2023
For years, parents have signed their children up for programming courses to prepare them for the workforce of tomorrow. The number of jobs people can apply for when they have excellent coding skills is incredible; not only are there prestigious, high-paying jobs like app or video game developer. There are tons of adjacent jobs in […]
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Teaching Kids Cyber-Smarts: Coding and Online Safety’s Relationship

Published on July 19, 2023
Parents teach kids early on to look both ways before crossing and look out for cars because knowing how to navigate the risks of the world around them keeps them safe. People must be able to get around, but we need to know the safe and proper way to do it. How do parents ready […]
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The Benefits of Learning to Code in a Small Class Setting

Published on May 25, 2023
When a student is in the right learning environment, there’s nothing they can’t achieve. Kids take coding classes to have fun acquiring or sharpening their coding skills. Parents understand that we live in a digital world, where the ability to write code is a major advantage when job hunting. Preparing kids for their eventual entry […]
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The Many Benefits of Studying Coding Twice a Week

Published on March 21, 2023
We have all experienced a tense minute that felt like hours or weeks that felt like a day or two. Time can be an extremely relative, elastic thing. Students learning a new subject tend to absorb the material more fully when they immerse themselves and take multiple dives into the material. Coding students of all […]
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Understanding the RP4K Elite Program

Published on October 18, 2022
It can be hard to answer what sounds like a straightforward question: how good are you at coding? In sports, athletes play at a certain level and move up or down as they win or lose. Chess players get an official rating that rises and falls depending on their tournament play. In coding, programmers advance […]
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What Extracurricular Activities Can Do for Kids’ Mental Health

Published on November 17, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged economies worldwide and taken a significant toll on the way people feel. It’s difficult to precisely quantify society’s collective health in good times or bad, but surely, people are struggling after months of worrying about their health, job status, and more. To reduce the spread of COVID-19, kids faced constrictions […]
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What Makes Coding Such a Great Extracurricular Activity?

Published on September 28, 2021
The classroom is not the only place in life where great learning occurs. For one thing, while kids are at school, they can learn a lot by socializing with their peers in between classes. But after-school programs can be every bit as foundational as any math or literature course. Depending where you live, public schools […]
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Get Ready for Coding in School with Fun Summer Bootcamp Sessions

Published on August 25, 2021
Every aspect of life was disrupted by the pandemic, from the global economy to people’s private lives. When schools had to shut down classrooms for in-person learning, children accustomed to socializing with their peers and seeing their teacher face to face had to pivot to online learning. Many parents worked from home and had to […]
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