CS1中学生生成类比的构建与评价

Colton Harper
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在计算机科学教育中,类比被广泛用作促进概念理解的工具。学生之间的社会文化差异和学生过度使用类比的倾向对计算机课堂中类比的有效使用构成了不小的挑战。本研究将探讨在CS1背景下,学生构建的类比能否克服这些障碍,并有效促进概念学习。
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Developing and Evaluating Scaffolding for Student-Generated Analogies in CS1
Analogies are extensively employed as a tool to facilitate conceptual understanding in computer science education. Sociocultural differences among students and students' tendency to overextend analogies pose non-trivial challenges to the effective use of analogies in computing classrooms. This study will examine the viability of scaffolded student-generated analogies to overcome such hurdles and effectively facilitate conceptual learning in a CS1 context.
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