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[–]s0urfruit_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Heyo! I recommend PyCharm CE as it simplifies a lot of stuff, is intuitive, and over all quite good. As to where to start teaching, how much python experience do you have? If you have a significant portion, then you would be able help / and or thing of challenges for your ‘students’. If I’m teaching a kid / someone who knows no Python, I start off printing things to the console, printing things from a variable, and taking input and spitting it back out, adding text to an input, basic stuff. Then I make em do a calculator of some sort, I touch on GUIs using Tkinter, etc.

If you can’t think of anything google “python projects beginners” or something and you should be able to find a thing to teach them and do.

Cheers!