Learning-by-Teaching in CS Education: A Systematic Review

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2022-01-04
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Li, Yi (Joy)
Li, Zhigang
Zhang, Chi
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To investigate the strategies and approaches in teaching Computer Science (CS), we searched the literature review in CS education in the past ten years. The reviews show that learning-by-teaching with the use of technologies is helpful for improving student learning. To further investigate the strategies that are applied to learning-by-teaching, three categories are identified: peer tutoring, game-based flipped classroom, and teachable agents. In each category, we further searched and investigated prior studies. The results reveal the effectiveness and challenges of each strategy and provide insights for future studies.
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General Software Education (GSE), learning-by-teaching, peer-tutoring, flipped classroom, teachable agents
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10 pages
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Proceedings of the 55th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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