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Thoughts on using the Scratch language as an intro to programming
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[QUOTE="FactChecker, post: 6202155, member: 500115"] There seem to be some great aspects of Scratch and some serious omissions. If I decide that the basic 3.0 Scratch language is not good enough for a child's continued learning, are there extensions or alternatives to switch to? For instance, is there a programming environment that uses Python / Basic / etc. and retains the simulation aspect of Scratch? EDIT: Snap! looks like a Scratch-like language with some advantages for teaching programming fundamentals. [/QUOTE]
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