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Sharing our intimate insights on Education, Computational Thinking and Technology
Welcome to our blog, where we delve into the realms of education, coding, and technology. We aim to empower parents and students by providing valuable insights, tutorials, and resources. From unraveling the mysteries of coding to exploring its endless possibilities, we believe that coding is not just a skill but a mindset that nurtures problem-solving, creativity, and resilience. Join us on this exciting journey as we shape the next generation of digital pioneers, preparing them to thrive in the ever-evolving digital age.
Should my child DSA (Coding)? Coding Lab’s P300 Portfolio Preparation Programme for DSA
With coding a skill that is highly sought after, and with more kids getting interested with coding from a very young age, here’s our all-in-one DSA guide just for you!
Coding Lab Educator Feature: Interview with Evan Lim
Today, we meet Evan, one of our educators at Coding Lab! Since he was in secondary school, Evan has honed his expertise in coding. He is patient, focused and loving, constantly encouraging his students and shining a spotlight on them. Like all our educators, he finds purpose and passion in teaching coding to children.
Fun Techtivities in October!
Let’s strive to do our best to have an Optimistic October while staying safe and healthy! Before we get started with the list of exciting tech-activities, here’s the #TechFact for this month - it’s got something we all should be wary of! 👀
Fun Techtivities in September!
It’s a brand new month and that means... another exciting line-up of techtivities (tech+activities)! You can add these into your growing to-do list now that we're out of Phase 2 (Heightened Alert). 😉
#CodingLabParenting: Cultivate Resilience with the Power of Inquiry-Based Learning
Globally, IBL is growing in popularity and in fact, it is central to Coding Lab’s teaching methodology - it works even better with the help of technology. Let’s dive into what IBL is, its benefits and how it’s important in enriching our Coding Lab students' lives!
Coding Lab Educator Feature: Interview with Salena Arsad
Let’s get to know our wonderful educator, Salena Arsad! Having had experience teaching core subjects with the Ministry of Education, she decided to broaden her horizons and challenged herself to learn and teach programming at Coding Lab. Her bright and cheerful disposition is sure to encourage her students to learn as best as they can!
#CodingLabStudents: Tan Jake Ian, 13, NUS High School of Math and Science
Meet 13-year-old Tan Jake Ian, who has always been passionate about technology. Like most boys his age, Jake loves playing computer games - but also creating them!
Coding Lab Educator Feature: Interview with Thinzar Htet
Thinzar is one of our beloved adjunct educators with a big heart. In this interview, we get to hear more about her non-conventional journey into the tech education industry.
#CodingLabStudents: Kieran Ho, 13, NUS High School of Math and Science
Today, we would like you to meet Kieran Ho, our student and 1st Place (Python and Electives) at the International Coding Showcase 2020 (JP-SG) and awardee of Most Promising Young Coder at the Young Coders Global Hackathon (YCGH) 2020 Meet the inquisitive and bright, young boy in Secondary One this year.
3 Things I Learnt as an Educator at Coding Lab
My journey at Coding Lab first began about 3 years ago, back in 2018. Fast forward to today, where I'm now teaching the Scratch, App Inventor and Python curricula and occasionally writing blogs in between. I was also given the opportunity to be the Head of Marketing for Tiny Thinkers, Coding Lab's social initiative for children aged 4-7, where we reached out to thousands of children regardless of their socioeconomic status.
Coding Lab Educator Feature: Interview with Edmund Teow
Today, we get to know our educator, Edmund! He is a common sight in many of our Python classes, and it's hard to miss his hearty laughter when you're on our campus. Armed with a Masters in Mathematics, Edmund is always jovial and ready to lend a helping hand to his students.