Exploring K-12 In-Service Teachers' Process of Plan Monitor Evaluation in Java programming.

The expansion of K-12 computer science education has led to an increasing effort in preparing in-service teachers to learn and teach CS through participation in micro credentials, professional development, and online certificate programs. In this study, we recruited five novice K-12 in-service teachers enrolled in an online CS certificate program and highlighted their strategies used in programming a Java assignment through a three-phase process of planning, monitoring and evaluation.

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2025-02-18
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3641555.3705182
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Teaching and Learning Programming
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Exploring K-12 In-Service Teachers' Process of Plan Monitor Evaluation in Java programming.

Maya Israel, Rui Huang, LaToya Chandler, P. Prasad
Teaching and Learning Programming
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Exploring K-12 In-Service Teachers' Process of Plan Monitor Evaluation in Java programming.

Maya Israel, Rui Huang, LaToya Chandler, P. Prasad
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The expansion of K-12 computer science education has led to an increasing effort in preparing in-service teachers to learn and teach CS through participation in micro credentials, professional development, and online certificate programs. In this study, we recruited five novice K-12 in-service teachers enrolled in an online CS certificate program and highlighted their strategies used in programming a Java assignment through a three-phase process of planning, monitoring and evaluation.

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