Code Tales

Lets Priortize Fun

21/07/2025

When science stumbles, how do we teach kids to walk wisely?

Questions about the implementation of ethics in the use and development of tech have been weighing on me – not just as an educator, but as someone who believes deeply in the why behind what we teach.

Speed and Visibility do not equal Credibility.

Whether it is publishing before peer review, overstating results in the media, or ignoring ethical flags—our digital footprints matter. It is about accountability.

That is why I keep coming back to tale of The Hare and the Tortoise, reimagined in the brilliant Code Tales series (Vol. 3). It frames this classic story through a digital lens: racing ahead online without caution versus building trust through consistency, evidence, and humility.

In a world where data ethics, transparency, and accountability are more than buzzwords—teaching these principles early is non-negotiable.

This Code Tales series

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DVTCDWH9

turns timeless tales into starter kits for digital citizens—perfect for the classroom, home-school, or your next tech curriculum.

Highly recommend for anyone nurturing the next gen of scientists, engineers, or just thoughtful tech users.

These books aren’t just clever—they help kids think critically about tech, ethics, and the role they play in shaping the future. In a world of fast clicks and viral claims, that kind of reflection is gold esp. if you're a parent, teacher, or curriculum leader looking for ways to bring ethics into STEM