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116
credits per session
Class

1:1 Coding Session Subscription, Twice a Week

Completed by 3 learners
Ages 8-11
Live 1-on-1 Lessons
Get 1:1 tutoring from your coding instructor for a highly personalized learning experience.
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:
(122 reviews)

Live video meetings
Meets on demand
55 min

What’s included

Meets on Demand
schedule meetings as needed
55 mins
per session
Teacher support

Class Experience

1:1 Coding Sessions are designed for students who want to learn from our level curriculum or create projects on their own with their very own coach. 

Projects created in independent coding sessions are sessions which are customized to the student’s needs and levels and will be distinct from projects covered in any of our other curriculum or levels. We will answer questions students have about projects they have completed or may want to changed based on what was done in the class. 

For students looking to learn more in between Level classes, we create new projects not covered in any of our Levels courses. We can also target code block functions or project build objectives which students want to explore. Each session is customized to the needs, goals, and objectives of the student.

Focus 1: Motion, Looks, Loops
Focus 2: Conditional Code, Variables, Operators
Focus 3: Application for Gaming
Focus 4: Application for Animation

Scratch is a free, open-source platform for block coding created by software engineers from MIT. Students will create their free account and use it for the class. No additional materials are required. Please assist your student in creating their own free account so they will be ready for the first class so they can save all of their projects, explore other projects on Scratch, and share their projects with friends.

Learning Goals

Learning goals are student-driven and customized to student needs.

Other Details

Parental Guidance
Scratch is a free, open-source platform for block coding created by software engineers from MIT. No additional materials are required. Parents should assist their students in creating their own free account so they will be ready for the first class so they can save all of their projects, explore other projects on Scratch, and share their projects with friends.
Supply List
A desktop, laptop computer or iPad with a keyboard. High-speed Internet required for Zoom and a free Scratch account. Chrome browser is preferred but Safari will work on iPad.
External Resources
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Joined February, 2021
4.9
122reviews
Profile
Teacher expertise and credentials
Adriel "AJ" Puello
I have been an avid video game player since I was a kid. Some of my favorite games include Minecraft, League of Legends, and Call of Duty. Now I’m just as passionate about teaching kids how they can make their own games to play, and Scratch is the perfect starting point.  I love to be active playing sports or hanging with my friends. When I’m not working, studying, or exercising, I am writing and recording songs. I relate well with kids from all ethnic backgrounds, and I am fully bilingual in Spanish and English. I am currently a student at Florida A&M in Tallahassee, FL, where I won a full scholarship with an ROTC Marine scholarship. I love teaching kids how to create games and animations with code on Scratch!

Joanna Puello
I have more than 20 years of teaching experience in the classroom and online, I get to help students make their stories come to life through coding and animation. I have a Masters of Science in Instructional Design, and and I’ve designed our Scratch curriculum to take students from no knowledge to mastery one step at a time. 

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