Just because many stories in science fiction are centered around the concept of robots bringing along an apocalypse and world domination doesn’t mean we should be having our kids doing the programming of them, right?
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Kids can program robots, too
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Published October 28, 2013
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Vikas Gupta lives and works among Silicon Valley’s brightest engineers, but he worries about his 2-year-old daughter’s chance for a decent education to thrive in a world run by technology.
The serial entrepreneur, who had better opportunities growing up with India’s schools, sees a U.S. education system lacking to deliver programmers. He wants to change that.
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