I absolutely agree that this minset is important, but I am not convinced it is helping to have your child use bash.
The C64 era (which I was just barely part of), is gone. As much as I played games, loaded from tape with a "turbo loader", I don't think I neccesarily learned much from it.
If we want to inspire our children to pearn by doing, we need a modern approach. For my son and doughter, I'm thinking an Arduino with some motors and leds will be great. I played around a lot with batteries and push buttons. Having the opportunity to control them with software just moght reward and interest them enough in programming to see how deep the rabbit hole goes.
Bit If it doesn't, I'll be OK with that. I shouldn't push my interests on them. They will have to find their own.
The C64 era (which I was just barely part of), is gone. As much as I played games, loaded from tape with a "turbo loader", I don't think I neccesarily learned much from it.
If we want to inspire our children to pearn by doing, we need a modern approach. For my son and doughter, I'm thinking an Arduino with some motors and leds will be great. I played around a lot with batteries and push buttons. Having the opportunity to control them with software just moght reward and interest them enough in programming to see how deep the rabbit hole goes.
Bit If it doesn't, I'll be OK with that. I shouldn't push my interests on them. They will have to find their own.