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Scaffold students to evaluating and understanding 3 === “3” in Javascript using the following steps to help students learn the difference between confusing comparison operators.

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Misconception: Students get confused by the multiple equals signs comparison operators in Javascript making it difficult to motivate the difference to beginning students.

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Have students try to find John Smith in n cities when teaching web development to help students understand the importance and hierarchy of file structure through narrowing down search locations.

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Give students simplified overviews at the beginning of a course - even if that means explaining things slightly inaccurately - to avoid confusing students.

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When students are downloading software to set up local development environments, like MAMP, explain clearly why these tools are necessary to prevent unnecessary struggle during class.

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Begin your PHP course with echo to get students excited about PHP.

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Encourage students to learn how to read regular expressions to prepare for when they come across them in their careers.

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When teaching objects avoid gender-stereotyped objects

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Use examples of actions, like accelerating a car, to introduce functions.

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