Non-tech skills students learn from coding

144: Non-tech skills students learn from coding

There are many non-tech skills students learn from coding. This means learning to program is useful even when students don’t decide to pursue a degree where programming is core to it. These are the skills i talk about in this episode:

Critical Thinking
Logic
Problem Solving
Project Planning
Perseverance
Attention to detail
Creativity

Students will also learn humility.

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