Campamento de verano de programación en Python nivel 2

Class Experience
In this 3-week Python Summer Coding Camp Level 2 by Codingal, backed by Y Combinator, students will dive deeper into Python programming, reinforcing their knowledge of functions, lists, and other core concepts while building fun and interactive games. They’ll apply what they've learned in real-world projects like Guess the Number, Rock Paper Scissors, and Bingo Braniacs.

What will be taught?

Functions: How to define and use functions in Python

Lists: Manipulating and managing lists

Loops & Conditionals: Reinforcing core Python skills with interactive projects

Games: Students will build games using the Python concepts learned

What topics will we cover?

Introduction to Python functions

List handling in Python

Implementing loops and conditionals in games

Interactive projects like a calculator, to-do list, and more

How is your class structured?
The class is structured as a 3-week program, with two lessons per week. Each lesson will focus on a specific project where students apply Python concepts in fun, interactive ways. Each session is packed with hands-on coding practice, project building, and real-time problem-solving.

How will you teach?
We will use a blend of live coding, discussion, and hands-on activities to guide students through each concept. We will start by discussing the theory, followed by coding demonstrations, and then students will code their own projects with my support.

What’s your teaching style?
Our teaching style is interactive, engaging, and hands-on. I focus on making coding fun and relatable, encouraging students to ask questions and experiment with the code. I believe in learning by doing, and each lesson will be designed to make students feel confident in their coding abilities.

How much will learners get to interact with you?
Students will get plenty of opportunities to interact with me during each class:

Live coding demonstrations

Real-time problem-solving in coding challenges

Q&A sessions to clarify doubts

Collaborative coding in small groups to encourage teamwork and discussion