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Our live lessons are currently taught in Turkish. Our education advisors can talk with you in English.

THINK. TRY. EXPLAIN.

Before an answer,
room to think together.

In live lessons, we make room for the student’s questions, attempts, and own explanations.

BEYOND THE SCREEN, INSIDE THE LEARNING

From watching to doing.

Students explore with the teacher, try their own solutions, and explain how they think.
Lesson guide for parents ↗

01

Explore with the teacher

In the live online class, listen to the lesson, ask your question, and share your thinking.

02

Make sense of it by trying

Break the idea into small steps. Try different ways, and think about how and why it works.

03

Explain your solution

Explain what you did and why, and think through your solution with your teacher.

Live online
With a teacher
8–10 students
Typical group size
1 lesson a week
90 minutes, 45 for ages 5–7
32 weeks
Full program, 32 lessons

The Python courses last two years and FinProje lasts 16 weeks; course-specific details are on the course pages.

A SAMPLE LEARNING PROCESS

From “It didn’t work” to “I found out why.”

Progress sometimes shows up in a single question. An illustrative coding example that tells the story of one student’s learning journey.

Illustrative example · Not a student result

One character, one goal, a few tries.

Task: Move the character three squares forward to reach the goal. After the first try, instead of giving the solution directly, we look at the number of commands together.

Bağ, the original guide character of Coding Workshop
BağCoding Workshop
Thinks by connecting things.
FIRST TRY

The goal is three squares away. The code moves two steps.

start
move 1 step
move 1 step

The character didn’t reach the goal. First, we observe what happened.

Observe: Which command changed what?

LAST STEP: A CALL

Their age, their curiosity, their own path.

Tell us your child’s age and interests; sending the form is not an enrollment or a purchase. When our advisor calls, you’ll decide together on the first step and what comes next.

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