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Have students summarize what they’ve learned in addition to answering quiz questions and solving small problems.

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  • This will help students review their knowledge, and help you determine how students are doing.
  • You can use the information you gather from students to adjust how and what you’re teaching.

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"Seven big ideas in robotics, and how to teach them" by David Touretzky, under "How to Teach These Ideas"

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Make reflections a part of every class project so that students have an opportunity to learn from their completed work and think critically about how they performed, what they learned, and mistakes they made.
Adjust all assignments to be a certain length in order to create and maintain consistent deadlines (e.g., weekly) so students remember when their homework is due.
Give students rapid feedback on assignments to address problem areas quickly and effectively.
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