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Start programming courses with HTML to get students to engage with programming languages by building off of their pre-existing, experiential curiosity.

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  • Students often have a lot of experience using websites and you can capitalize on students’ interest.
    • It is important to connect programming with students’ everyday experience!

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  • Intro Programming
  • Development Methods
  • HTML
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Set aside class time to check in with students when they’re working on large (2-3+ weeks) group projects in order to catch them before they get derailed and create a project that doesn’t demonstrate assignment requirements.
Encourage students to work on side projects to make sure they are getting enough programming practice and to make them more marketable.
Remind students to account for corner cases while debugging because these edge cases are a frequent source of bugs and are often overlooked.
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