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Computer Science Education, Volume 24
Volume 24, Number 1, 2014
- Josh Tenenberg, Maria Knobelsdorf:

Out of our minds: a review of sociocultural cognition theory. 1-24 - Jeremy Straub

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Assessment of examinations in computer science doctoral education. 25-70 - Tesfaye Bayu Bati

, Helene Gelderblom, Judy van Biljon
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A blended learning approach for teaching computer programming: design for large classes in Sub-Saharan Africa. 71-99
Volume 24, Numbers 2-3, 2014
- Michal Armoni, Judith Gal-Ezer:

High school computer science education paves the way for higher education: the Israeli case. 101-122 - Craig S. Miller:

Metonymy and reference-point errors in novice programming. 123-152 - Sylvia Beyer

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Why are women underrepresented in Computer Science? Gender differences in stereotypes, self-efficacy, values, and interests and predictors of future CS course-taking and grades. 153-192 - Louis Major

, Theocharis Kyriacou, Pearl Brereton:
The effectiveness of simulated robots for supporting the learning of introductory programming: a multi-case case study. 193-228 - Danielle Boyd Harlow

, Anne Emerson Leak:
Mapping students' ideas to understand learning in a collaborative programming environment. 229-247
Volume 24, Number 4, 2014
- Steven A. Wolfman:

Concept Inventories. 249 - Carl E. Wieman:

Editorial for special issue on concept inventories in computing. 250-252 - Cynthia Bagier Taylor, Daniel Zingaro, Leo Porter

, Kevin C. Webb, Cynthia Bailey Lee, Michael J. Clancy:
Computer science concept inventories: past and future. 253-276 - Geoffrey L. Herman

, Craig B. Zilles, Michael C. Loui:
A psychometric evaluation of the digital logic concept inventory. 277-303 - Jan Vahrenhold, Wolfgang Paul:

Developing and validating test items for first-year computer science courses. 304-333

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