Teaching it object

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The document discusses teaching information technology (IT) and some challenges around it. It notes that IT can enable problem solving and self-expression but is not taken seriously as a subject by many. It advocates for project-based learning approaches to teaching IT starting in high school to help address the lack of interest and engagement currently seen, and to help expand economic opportunities through IT-related jobs.

Education

IT is a
medium for problem solving
and self-expressing.

Seriously no one takes it.
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