On 17/06/15 19:50, David Barbour wrote:
The original 'paper' was hysterically over enthusiastic, but the phenomenon
occurred, and occurs. But perhaps not always. Both facts require
explanation.
Yes, but we need a lot more scientific control to find these explanations.
Perhaps some forms of teaching would close the gap, while others widen it.
Yes, that's the kind of looking at the global picture I alluded to. (Also: what
about all what happens in people's personal histories, in education and
otherwise, before they even reach the point of starting to learn to program?)
There literally is an infinity of "uncontrolloed variables"; worse (lol!) they
are (real and) concrete (ie about impossible to model in a purely abstract,
conceptual schema).
d
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