JavaScript
Misconception: Students may not realize that websites need and use servers to store, process, and deliver content to users’ browsers, causing struggles with the distinction between Server side vs. Client side.
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Use the w3schools.com online HTML, CSS, and JavaScript tutorials to teach students web development through concrete examples rather than abstract definitions.
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Have students implement a web-based driving game in JavaScript to pick up classmates, who appear as 2D avatars, within Google Earth and drop them off at their homes to show students that arrays and objects are applicable to real-world problems.
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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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