Create more time for active exercises by flipping the classroom; have students watch videos that cover basic information so you can focus on tasks that require student-teacher interaction.
Use rotary programming - a variation of pair programming - to give students experience working with lots of different code.
Experiment with different techniques for grouping students into pairs to find out what works best in your classroom because pair programming is a great tool that can improve student’s coding skills and syntax proficiency.
Use the “fence post” method when teaching Java’s substring method to help students use it accurately.
Have students use a spiral notebook to keep track of important information to enhance their understanding of topics by writing down the material.