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I was a tech-savvy teen - my dad was a PC hobbyist who had us building servers and LANs from the age of 12 - and my GCSE classes in ICT (the term IT hadn't been adopted yet!) were hilariously outdated. In 2002, our textbooks still said "one day, five million people will be using electronic mail".

Dr Jo Kershaw

Even if the government is right to be betting the house on AI (and I suspect the way things shake out will be different to what we expect), this is likely to have the problem Computing as a subject has always had in schools, ie it’s pretty much instantly out of date. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

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God same, my dad's been a hardware engineer since the 80s. I was sitting in Computing being taught quite a bit of basic stuff that was torture to sit through and then a lot of the more technical stuff was out of date. I will say though they taught me Excel basics and I still use those!

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