- Students may initially try to make the sprite turn a certain angle using the user interface in the sprites pane, as shown in the image below. This is often difficult and frustrating!
- The frustration students encounter when trying to manipulate the sprite to an exact angle instead of using a block is a pain point.
- A pain point is a task that encourages students to find a better solution than the one they're using because it becomes too painful to keep doing.
