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Value-Added Evaluation Strategies in C Language Teaching | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore

Value-Added Evaluation Strategies in C Language Teaching


Abstract:

Based on the reflection of the research status, this study designs a value-added evaluation model that conforms to the characteristics of “C Language Programming”, and co...Show More

Abstract:

Based on the reflection of the research status, this study designs a value-added evaluation model that conforms to the characteristics of “C Language Programming”, and completes the teaching research and practice accordingly. Through the continuous vertical comparison of students' individual progress, the value-added level of students' knowledge and skills is reasonably quantified. Through the horizontal comparison between the experimental group and the control group, the effectiveness of value-added evaluation in improving the teaching effect of “C Language Programming” is verified. It is hoped to provide model reference and practical reference for C language teachers to explore value-added evaluation and provide new ideas for improving the teaching effect of “C Language Programming”.
Date of Conference: 24-27 July 2023
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 09 April 2024
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Conference Location: Las Vegas, NV, USA

I. Introduction

In recent years, “explore value-added evaluation” appeared for many times in Chinese policy documents. That is enough to prove the recognition of educational policy makers to the concept and function of value-added evaluation. But the word “explore” also reflects the understanding of the complexity of value-added evaluation at the national level. Value-added evaluation originates from the evaluation of school effectiveness, so most of its research perspectives are macro. As a scientific evaluation method concerned with the development of students, the idea of value-added evaluation should be applied to the whole education system and develop itself continuously in the process of practice, rather than limited to the evaluation of school effectiveness. When computer students learn programming language for the first time, they tend to be afraid of difficulties or lack a sense of academic achievement. The above problems can be effectively solved by integrating the concept of value-added evaluation into the teaching of “C Language Programming”.

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