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Teaching programming with Python
A series of five lesson plans aimed at students with no knowledge of Python. In the description it is stated that depending on the students' level of ability these might be adapted to take up to eight lessons. The resource contains some discussion about how and why one might want to start using Python as their programming language, as well as a variety of techniques one might make use of throughout the lessons. These resources could be used with students from any of Years 7-9 (or beyond) to introduce them to programming in Python. Teachers may wish to review the video regarding a voice activated lift, as to the suitableness of the content and language used with regards to their students.
Alan O'Donohoe is the author of the resource.
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