The Margareth Hamilton Project
summary
Nonprofit coding school in Cádiz runs classes for 6–12 year olds inside public schools, funded privately so it avoids local bureaucracy and covers costs for students, and enforces 50/50 gender parity across cohorts. Curriculum runs in three phases — robotics for early readers, Scratch projects in middle years, then introductory use of ChatGPT and real tools around age 11–12. Project publishes 120 video tutorials and reports steady growth since 2023.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Project origins
- 3:13Teaching code to kids
- 6:07Teaching approach
- 7:59Expanding project
- 9:21Award nomination
- 10:26Impact and closing
- 11:07Resources and contact
- 11:49Predictable Machines
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