DR> I'd like to hear some comments on what I should focus my
DR> teaching on.
   Two words: deductive logic.  While I've never taught that age group, IMHO, 
the exposure won't be out of place.  Often I see people trying to solve 
various computer problems who just stab about in the dark trying to find an 
answer.  It's nice if there's some sort of logical method to that stabbing in 
the dark. :-)
   There's a couple of good units on deductive logic that take elements of 
pascal and logo and cover the topic for use as an intro programming course. 
One could easily spin the logical aspects toward diagnosing hardware problems 
or to illustrate how the various components of the hardware and operating 
system interact.
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