"Focusing on the additional, costly skillset of coding — rather than the other more essential, but still lacking, types of literacy — is the product of myopic technical privilege."
And assuming that educational resources are bounded by what's currently in place is the product of myopic acceptance of the status quo.
Maybe for the next Wired exercise in futurism, they could imagine an educational system that isn't being suffocated to death by anti-tax zealots and privatizers / privateers...
And assuming that educational resources are bounded by what's currently in place is the product of myopic acceptance of the status quo.
Maybe for the next Wired exercise in futurism, they could imagine an educational system that isn't being suffocated to death by anti-tax zealots and privatizers / privateers...