What makes examples good for novices? and How do we tell if an example is good for novices?
Steve Thomas <sthomas1-gQhbkF4bah9Wk0Htik3J/[email protected]>
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So I am taking a P2PU course On How to Teach Web Programmin to Free Range Learners<http://p2pu.org/en/groups/how-to-teach-webcraft-and-programming-to-free-range-students/>and a couple of questions came up: So I pose them to the community: 1. What makes examples good for novices? 2. How do we tell if an example is good for novices? Also where can I find a good set of examples for learning programming? It would be nice to have a curated set of "Great literature". Pointers to any research on the topic would be appreciated. Stephen