Building a Core Group Resource
Your code club will likely have several tiers of coder dedication. Some will show up every week, others once or twice a month, and others yet may come for a month or two, take a month or two off, then show up again.
We’ve found building a core group of regulars is one of the most important things we can do to run successful clubs. Here’s a guide we’ve put together to make something that would otherwise feel like a chore, a breeze.
Take a minute to flip through this guide. Which ideas stand out to you? Which do you think you can commit to trying out as you launch your code club?
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