HTML
Assign tasks which require small changes to simple HTML documents to help students develop an understanding of the structure and syntax of HTML tags.
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At the beginning of a web development course, do not allow students to copy and paste the HTML tags so they can learn what needs to go into a document.
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Provide students with the following document to help them remember important HTML and CSS facts; print it on cardstock to help them understand how important it is to keep around.
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Misconception: Students frequently forget to close tags or other paired constructs when writing HTML and CSS code, this error is called unclosed pairs. To help prevent this, have students write both open and close HTML tags before adding content.
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