My daughter saw our neighbor learning CodeCombat and insisted on learning it too. At first, I thought she was just being competitive and would get bored after a couple of classes. But the more she learned, the more she enjoyed it. I've noticed that she is now more focused and careful. She even confidently communicates with her teacher in English.

My son is taking a Roblox course with 3 other friends in the class, seeing that the children are happy and studying hard, I am very satisfied. What impressed me most about OneSpace was that the teachers were very dedicated and patient. My baby was quite slow at first and he was still quite lazy, but fortunately, he was fully supported by the teachers so he could keep up with his friends and study harder than before.

In my mind, programming was something very advanced, complex and dry, not suitable for children. But Codecombat has given me a completely different perspective. Learning programming through games helps children learn while having fun, making it much less boring and more interesting. Sometimes, my child even enjoys studying more than playing. My opinion is that children have to like it to be willing to learn.

At first, I was worried that my child wouldn't enjoy online courses because they often get distracted and don't focus. But when the pandemic hit, I decided to give it a try. I was pleasantly surprised to see that now, whenever it's time for class, my child urges me to quickly open the laptop so that they don't miss it. They have become much more careful, going from a careless attitude of just writing a few lines to get it over with and go play, to carefully analyzing every line of code. I'm happy to see my child's progress through the course.