Hello, programming is added to the curriculum of primary and secondary schools, which is the embodiment of educational development. Many parents still support this practice. My personal opinion is to support with both hands, for the simple reason. I think it is very important to add programming to strengthen the thinking ability and imagination ability of primary and secondary school students.

Primary and secondary school students have a strong ability to learn knowledge, and they also have a certain desire for knowledge about the new courses they are exposed to, so joining programming can give children more opportunities to exercise themselves. In the past, our courses were mainly mathematics, Chinese and English, and students were bored to some extent, so adding more courses can enrich their knowledge.

But for primary and secondary school students, programming is rarely touched, and it will be more difficult to learn. So I think joining programming must be scientific, and we can't force it on them, so that interested students can learn more, while uninterested students can master the foundation themselves. Don't take programming as a compulsory course. As long as students can learn useful things, it is good to exert their imagination and thinking ability in the learning process. There is no need to take scores so seriously.

The reason why primary and secondary school students learn programming, the first programming has a lot of effects on the future development of science and technology. Our technology is getting more and more advanced now, but we can't do without the control of electronic software. The future intelligence has a lot to do with software programming. We need to cultivate future software development talents, so we should start from an early age, because it is most beneficial to learn programming at this age of primary and secondary schools.

I believe many parents are aware of the importance of programming, so there are still many people who support it. Of course, opponents are afraid that the curriculum will affect children's professional courses. Programming courses will occupy other courses in a certain period of time, which is considered to affect children's scores in the senior high school entrance examination or college entrance examination, so I have some objections.

I think the reason to support learning is very simple, that is, to give children more choices, so that they can discover their hobbies and interests, so as to better do what they like to do.