Lesson 3: Collaborative Debugging & Logic Checks
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Class discussion on troubleshooting and debugging. Student-to-student "blind logic check" game: one student writes a precise algorithm for a simple task (e.g., folding a paper airplane) and their partner must execute it exactly as written without assuming any missing steps. Peer review session to identify logic gaps.
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Key Terms — Collaborative Debugging & Logic Checks
Student Handout — Collaborative Debugging & Logic Checks
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Unit-level context for this lesson · Course 110110
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- #3 Utilize computer technology as a tool to access, manage, prepare, and present information.
- #4 Identify trends in information processing and new emerging technologies.
- #12 Describe globalization and challenges, including technological barriers, electronic payments, and varying cultures.
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