Which of the following reflects an emerging view among educators about teaching coding to K-12 school students?
a. Coding should not be taught to elementary school students because they are too young to grasp the concepts.
b. Coding should be taught solely to students interested in math and science careers.
c. Coding should be taught to all students throughout elementary, middle and high school.
d. Coding should be an elective for students at every grade, but not a required experience.
C
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A. the physical environment. B. the instructional materials you use. C. the standards for science learning. D. the assessment procedures employed.