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For every section of a warm-up, there is a "complete" and "submit" button. When I was finished with editing the code of a warmup, I would run the code, press submit, check if I got it right and make sure I understand why I got it right/wrong, and press complete and move on.
The problem with this is that the program could do that for you. If I didn't complete the warm-up or even checked if I had gotten it right, I could still move on. This relies on the user to make the choice of whether they understand it or not, which is not entirely bad, but for students, it can be confusing and it may persuade them to move on without fully understanding it.
What I think could fix this is by making it so that if you get the right answer on a part of a module, you can move on, and not otherwise. This makes sure the user knows and understands the concept of the warm-up.
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For every section of a warm-up, there is a "complete" and "submit" button. When I was finished with editing the code of a warmup, I would run the code, press submit, check if I got it right and make sure I understand why I got it right/wrong, and press complete and move on.
The problem with this is that the program could do that for you. If I didn't complete the warm-up or even checked if I had gotten it right, I could still move on. This relies on the user to make the choice of whether they understand it or not, which is not entirely bad, but for students, it can be confusing and it may persuade them to move on without fully understanding it.
What I think could fix this is by making it so that if you get the right answer on a part of a module, you can move on, and not otherwise. This makes sure the user knows and understands the concept of the warm-up.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: