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      <title>Why Should I Learn Scratch?</title>
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      <description>On the surface, it may appear that Scratch is simply a program for kids to learn the basics of coding. But under the surface, Scratch is a programming language that teaches anyone skills that are used both inside and outside of the programming world.
Problem Solving Scratch is a great tool for learning problem solving skills. When you use Scratch, you are confronted with many &amp;ldquo;problems&amp;rdquo;, or challenges: how do I make Scratch Cat move when I press the arrow keys?</description>
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