What does creative programming learn?

Creative programming is to learn computer programming in creative activities, make full use of computer programs to build a virtual world, and actively explore learning programming in the process of solving problems under full inspiration and guidance.

Traditional programming teaching generally focuses on grammar teaching and lacks practical thinking and skills. Creative programming is to master the standard of program optimization, develop algorithmic thinking and cultivate the thinking and expression ability of programming language in practice.

There are great differences between traditional programming and creative programming teaching in curriculum design, including:

1, with different purposes: the teaching goal of traditional programming is to cultivate vocational skills, with employment as the main purpose. The goal of creative programming is to let children establish programmed thinking mode and improve their logical thinking level.

2. The course content is different: most of the programs written in traditional courses are mathematical calculations, which are boring and it is difficult for children to get interested. Creative programming firmly grasps the excitement of children and attracts their attention through games, stories and physical simulations.

3. Different teaching methods: Traditional courses start with abstract rules and go deep into more abstract and complex rules. Creative programming starts from simple games to abstract advanced games, which are all wrapped in modular thinking.

4. Different evaluation systems: traditional courses emphasize the accuracy of algorithms and standard answers. Creative programming emphasizes practical application of programming ability and originality.