Why use Ch to teach computer programming and computer-aided problem solving in middle and high schools?

Many successful engineers, scientists, and innovators start early as a teenage to have fun with computing. A good understanding of computing is critical for innovation, invention and scientific discovery, regardless of a person's ultimate career.

Based on the report from National Mathematics Advisory Panel, " Research indicates that learning to write computer programs improves students' performance compared to conventional instruction. Other studies show that teaching computer programming to students can support the development of particular mathematical concepts, applications, and problem solving."

Ch has been used by students as young as 5th graders (at the age of 11) to learn Math and computing for Computer-Aided Problem-Solving. What an incredible competitive advantage do your students have over others if they have seven years of computing experience in C/C++ before entering the college?

For example, UC Davis C-STEM Center has developed K-12 curriculum using Ch for Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Applied Physics, Engineering, Technology, Robotics, and Computer Programming in C/C++ for integrated learning of computing and STEM subjects.

Ch is simple and easy to get started. Many K-12 school teachers who do not have prior computer programming experience in C/C++ can start to teach their students after learning Ch for a couple of days.

• K-12 curriculum in Ch
  The K-12 curriculum in Ch includes the introduction to Ch in a Word file that the teachers can modify to meet their teaching needs.

• Middle and high schools math programming demos
  The complex math issues can be demonstrated using a simple C/C++ script to run in Ch.

• More about Ch
  For the users who want to learn more about C and Ch.

• Ch Velleman K8055 and Ch Lego MindStorms Robotics Toolkit.

• Internet and interactive web based computing