How to implement tech in South African schools

Going to school at all is an even bigger challenge.
As far as tablets go even more stuff to steal as well as over inflated tenders being awarded.
Private funding always seems to be the governments answer to everything.
Private companies then should be in control of who gets the tenders etc.
Pen and paper worked for the last 100 years.
Why change.
 
So we end up with a literate jobless youth. Zim and Nigerian style. What then?
 
Pi's and Python for everyone!

Kit out a school with 20 machines for R40-45k.
 
No implementation will succeed without safety, security, law & order first and foremost. Anyway good luck with that.
 
STOLEN the next day and shipped off to some neighboring country ........

Well on the bright side Mr. Grumples, at least they're just stealing a Pi and monitor worth R2k instead of R12k+ machine.

And we have classrooms with PCs already so what is the difference? Bolt the monitors to the table, attach Pi with VESA case.
 
No implementation will succeed without safety, security, law & order first and foremost. Anyway good luck with that.
Agreed. Also a cyber security policy backed by effective cyber crime laws that are actually enforced. Without it, each school kid's details will soon be for sale on the dark web.
 
Best way to implement tech would be some sort of robot that moers the students.
 
Wish they would start with Mathematics, if ya can't math, ya can't code. Forget understanding data structures and types if you can't speak the language. Even something as simple as react requires a decent grasp of abstract concepts like events, contexts and proxies.
 
if ya can't math, ya can't code

Yeah, no. That's a statement from the C++ Stone Age. Give me a creative non-math guy to code my front end please.

Code:
document.getElementById('NoNeedForNerdyLogarithmsHere')
 
Install Tech on Monday.

Claim from insurance on Tuesday.

Profit.
 
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