Children who code are more creative and better problem solvers, study finds
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dailystar.co.ukDaily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A study has found that kids who can code tend to be more creative and better at problem solving.While coding has only recently been added to curriculums, studies like this one conducted by OKdo have already shown the benefits of teaching kids how to code.The researchers found that children who have been taught computer science skills are more likely to be better at maths, problem solving, creative thinking, teamwork and even time management.
In the study titled ‘Broader Benefits of Leading to Code’, OKdo surveyed nearly 7000 parents in the UK whose kids range from the ages of five to 16.
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