Focus on the coding concept rather than rushing to complete the challenge.

Appreciate the beauty of diverse learners and practice differentiated teaching approaches.

Students switch role of a navigator and driver frequently.

Students demonstrate their coding knowledge and skills by creating a product or a presentation.

To articulate ideas, record coding procedures and solutions, reflect and track progress, and express feelings.

A strategy that helps students develop a secure understanding of complex coding concepts.

Unpacking concepts/ideas through unplugged and familiar contexts (metaphors, analogies, and unplugged computing)

Allowing students to complete CodeMonkey challenges on their own is one of the strategies for teaching CodeMonkey lessons.

Trying different strategies will help to identify which strategy(s) best suits your students learning style.

The Lecture method will be will better than allowing students to practice or actively do the challenges.

Making students a part of their learning journey through reflection and setting goals will shift the teaching and learning process.