Looking Back on My First Year of Teaching
With my first year of teaching in the books, I thought it would be fun to take a look back on what I liked and what I didn’t like.
Reflecting on My Third Semester of Teaching
As I close out my first year of teaching, I thought it would be fun to share a a bit of a reflection and my plans moving forward.
Why I Urge My Students to Use DrJava
When it comes to teaching Java, some tools are better than others. That’s why I urge my students to use DrJava, an IDE for educators.
Java Number Exploration Lab
When learning a new programming language, it can be helpful to play with the basic operations. That’s why I’ve written a lab for Java number exploration.
Reflecting on My Second Semester of Teaching
With my second semester of teaching out of the way, I figured it was time to look back on the experience. Let’s talk about how it went!
How to Teach Arrays in Computer Science
While I’ve been writing tutorials for students, I thought: what if I wrote tutorials for other teachers. Today, let’s learn how to teach arrays.
How I Automated My Grading Responsibilities
Most teachers will tell you that the worst part of the job is grading. That’s why I automated my grading responsibilities.
Reflecting on My First Semester of Teaching
Now that I have some free time, let’s take a look at my reflection on my first semester of teaching an introduction to Java course.