VOICED : Programador informatico a los seis anos

The video discusses Tibó, a six-year-old who excels in programming despite limited reading and writing skills. He attends a programming workshop where he and his peers create a game. The workshop aims to transform children from passive users to creators. The locality uses experts to train animators, focusing on introducing children to computing and logic. Isle Moulinot is a pioneer in this initiative, while the UK has already made programming mandatory for young children.

What is Tibó's achievement in the programming workshop?

• He learned to read and write.

• He created his own game.

• He became a professional programmer.

• He taught his parents to code.

What is the main goal of the programming workshops for children?

• To introduce them to coding and logic.

• To prepare them for a career in IT.

• To make them professional programmers.

• To help them become passive users of technology.

Who are the experts involved in training the animators for the workshops?

• Local school teachers.

• Parents of the children.

• Experts from a company specializing in educational technology.

• Professional game developers.

What is the current status of programming education in Isle Moulinot?

• It has been discontinued.

• It is a well-established program.

• It is still in the planning stages.

• It is a pioneering effort.

How does the UK's approach to programming education differ from Isle Moulinot's?

• The UK only teaches programming to teenagers.

• The UK has no programming education.

• Programming is mandatory from age five in the UK.

• Programming is optional in the UK.