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20 mins
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What Lessons to Use

This lesson goes through what lessons you can use with your students in your classroom.

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    In this lesson we discuss where you can source coding lessons and what are the different considerations you need to take into account when choosing which lessons to teach your students.

    1. What VPL are you going to teach?
    2. Source lessons for your class
    3. The Coding Curriculum

    Duration: 5:06

    Video transcript: What VPL are you going to teach? Choose an appropriate VPL for your class Coding Ireland recommends Scratch for ages 7 to 16 years old Can progress onto other VPLs (visual programming languages) 13+ can progress onto TPLs (textual programming languages) Scratch Jr can be used for younger kids How often will you teach coding? Coding Ireland recommends 1 hour a week Source lessons for your class Scratch has some inbuilt lessons Lots of different lessons on the web You’ll need to choose appropriate lessons by: - Age - Coding Experience (Beginner > Normal > Hard > Expert) - Lesson Duration Consider how you’ll give them to students Coding Ireland Curriculum Coding Ireland has a curriculum of courses and lessons for both primary and secondary school students. What Lessons to Use - takeaways Decide which VPL to teach How often will you teach coding Source your lessons based on age, experience and lesson duration Consider how you will give out the lessons
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