Bill Gates started programming in the 8th grade. Being introduced to computers at this age helped him become one of these founding Microsoft members.
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Christopher Polizzi
6th Grade Mathematics Teacher
Nanuet School District
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- Supreme Court Video Game
- Art Class 2.0
- Are Viral Videos a Marketing Skill?
- Web 2.0 Social Studies Classroom
- Using Comics as a Classroom Assessment
- Connecting Universities to the Classroom
- Technology/Government/Civics
- iLighter
- Voki
- Mountains and Mountains of Data
- Tina Fey Phenomenon?
- Make a Long Story Short
- Is Teaching Ed Tech a National Security Issue?
- Photoshop and Ethics
- Online College Courses
- Adobe Flash
- I am Running for President
- Spore
- Are your 8th Graders Programming?
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