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        "name": "Why Schools Don't Use Open Source to Teach Programming",
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        "description": "Aside from the fact that high school programming curricula often require proprietary IDEs, they also don't involve examining any source code from Open Source software projects. What changes would be required in programming curricula to incorporate Open Source? And is that a desirable objective?",
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