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7 tips to teach coding remotely

1. Become familiar with the concepts, programming language, and software while students can learn coding and programming semi-autonomously by trial-and-error, you will need to guide them and help them find errors in their syntax. Be ready to change and adapt if a digital tool or a programming language does not bear the learning results you had expected
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3. Encourage students to work in groups coding in groups is not only more fun, but it would also help students achieve more complex and creative projects. Furthermore, remote learning can be isolating for some students, and group work can prevent this. For instance, you could create online meeting rooms for your students to gather in groups, or you could set up a peer assessment by inviting students to give and receive constructive feedback on each other’s projects.
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