Code Camp

YouTube camp. My child was in a team of 4. Two of the members were 1-2 years older and dominated the project. My child seemed to have played a relatively small part in the overall project. This provided the opportunity for less-driven students to simply cruise through the day without learning. The opportunity for the older members to lead and mentor were also missed. Perhaps closer anticipatory supervision would be more beneficial. Only generic details were provided at the end of day 1 and 2, so there was no opportunity for timely constructive ...

It did meet my expectations. I learned some new stuff. The difficulty was okay. I covered everything and it was not too much. I look forward doing more of those in the future.

The course was good but student trouble makers were NOT controlled. Many junior students at the school effected the learning of the few {serious} senior students. I contacted the company and was assured the class discipline would be 'looked in to'. The printed notes were not handed out, nor emailed. For the entire semester my son got expensive, undisciplined day care and a business card!!

It can include more content as a lot of time are wasted in waiting. More teachers required to help those that need help. No teaching was done on the 3rd day after lunch and we were there to watch videos.

The content probably only need 2 days max.

My son loved going to Code Camp a couple of times, and was really excited and enjoyed the time. I went through the actual logic in the code section of the app with him and he'd had little interaction with it. Most of the focus appears to be on the click and drop scene creation, which is not coding at all. We've used orher kids coding apps at our local library that are more flexible, code focused and stimulating. It's expensive for what they actually do in the end, but he did find the days very entertaining.