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Disney’s Moana is going to be the biggest children’s film of the year, and now the company is using it to get more young people to learn about code. The company just released Moana: Wayfinding With ...

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As some states consider computer coding as a foreign-language high school credit, researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Northwestern University are developing a musical table to teach ...

CLEARWATER, Fla. -- As a kindergartner, you probably remember learning your numbers and letters. With technology growing at a rapid pace, however, 5-year-olds need to learn more than just the basics.