Treisman workshops for computer science
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Treisman workshops are collaborative problem solving sessions led by a skilled undergraduate or graduate student. These workshops are linked to a regular course (such as discrete math). They are a low-pressure forum for students to learn problem solving skills within the context of the course material. This tutorial explains how to adapt the workshop idea, originally implemented for first-year calculus, to computer science. Participants of this tutorial will (1) learn about the pedagogical basis for the Treisman model through a brief tour of the literature and (2) learn the principles of workshop implementation to adapt it to their institutions.
[1] Donald D. Chinn,et al. Treisman workshops and student performance in CS , 2007, SIGCSE '07.
[2] Donald Chinn,et al. Collaborative, problem-based learning in computer science , 2005 .
[3] Uri Treisman. Studying Students Studying Calculus: A Look at the Lives of Minority Mathematics Students in College. , 1992 .