理解多态类型的视觉类比

Nathan Mills, Allen Wang, Nasser Giacaman
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许多可视化工具旨在帮助学生学习编程概念,通常对学生的表现产生积极影响。类比也经常用于帮助教授学生各种编程概念,并且类似地显示可以提高学生对这些概念的信心。很少有人专门针对多态性,以及学生对多态性的误解。本研究提出了一种新的可视化工具的设计及其支持类比。它的目的是帮助向学生教授多态性的概念,同时纠正学生在处理这个概念时的误解。介绍了在CS2 OOP课程中使用该工具的经验,包括参与日志和学生反馈。本文总结了这一经验的发现,并讨论了今后在这一领域的工作方向。
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Visual Analogy for Understanding Polymorphism Types
Many visualisation tools have been designed to help students with learning programming concepts, often showing positive impact on student performance. Analogies have also often been used to assist in teaching students various programming concepts, and have similarly shown to boost student confidence of the concepts. Less work has been done to specifically target polymorphism, and the misconceptions students face with it. This study presents the design of a new visualisation tool along with its supporting analogy. It aims to assist in teaching the concept of polymorphism to students, along with correcting the misconceptions students have when dealing with this concept. Experiences using the tool for a CS2 OOP course are presented, including engagement logs and student feedback. The paper concludes with findings of this experience, discussing directions for future work in this area.
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