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Require that students ask two other students for help with their bug before asking you to encourage cooperation and to help them make progress learning debugging skills.

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  • This requirement helps mitigate the fact that often there isn’t enough time to help each and every student who wants help.
  • Warning:
    • This policy can result in some students not asking for help when they need it.
      • This can occur when students are too shy to ask a peer for help.

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  • Student-Faculty Interaction
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Colleen Lewis

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