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Teaching Agile Methods in K-12 Computer Science Education: An Experience Report on Preparing Teachers to Coach in Classrooms
Project-based learning with agile methods is gaining ground in school-level computer science (CS) education across primary and secondary schooling (K-12), assigning teachers a new and non-traditional teacher-as-coach role. Despite the growing popularity of this approach, it remains unclear how profe
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