What trajectory to go with children?

Question

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I am a school teacher. I suggested to the guys (9 -2 students, 10 - 2 students) who are interested in starting web programming. Where to begin? How to deal with them correctly so that in a month they will be able to raise their site?

Answer 1

1. basics in the "how it works" style - what is http, how the server responds to requests, how the browser works, etc.
2. Basics of html, css, js.
You can take htmlbook.ru/content as a basis and add html5/css3 to it (the articles there are quite old)
3. Only after that - php.
The basics of syntax, the basics of objects, you can immediately MVC ideology.
In parallel - the basics of sql.
Not the fact that it will turn out in a month, although depending on what initial level and how many hours.
And I beg you - explain to the children that ready-made engines are great - but you need to be able to understand what's inside. And it will be like in the picture:

Answer 2

I correctly understood the essence of the matter? the teacher asks how to teach children?!?

Answer 3

web programming

What for? c++ - reveal the dark side of the force to them...

Answer 4

you need to start with assembler

Answer 5

What is meant by "raise your site"? There is uCoz, there is DLE, there are other CMS, and there is bare html5+css3 and a bunch of frameworks.

Answer 6

Worked at school, taught grades 9-11. Out of 25 people, only 4 really learned.
1. Learn HTTP from the bottom;
2. HTML, as far as I know, it was taught at school quite recently, something may have changed;
3. CSS (only without transformations and animations);
4. Fundamentals of programming, patterns, algorithms (without reference to the language);
5. The language you choose to study. In fact, it is important that it is, PHP, Python. The main thing is to teach how to use the language and all its goodies;
6. *nix, we all have to deal with them sooner or later, so let them be ready.
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Answer 7

Do you also know good online courses? :)

Answer 8

I hope you understand that HTML layout and web programming are different things?
I would teach HTML to everyone, and computer literacy in general: how the Internet works, what a browser is, the basics of web security, and so on.