Debugging in Computational Thinking: A Meta-analysis on the Effects of Interventions on Debugging Skills

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Computational thinking (CT), an essential 21st century skill, incorporates key computer science concepts such as abstraction, algorithms, and debugging. Debugging is particularly underrepresented in the CT training literature. This multi-level meta-analysis focused on debugging as a core CT skill, and investigated the effects of various debugging interventions. Moderator analyses revealed which interventions were effective, in which situations, and for what kind of learner. A significant overall mean effect of debugging interventions ((Formula presented.) = 0.64, CI = (0.32, 0.96), p

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Sun, C., Yang, S., & Becker, B. (2024). Debugging in Computational Thinking: A Meta-analysis on the Effects of Interventions on Debugging Skills. Journal of Educational Computing Research, 62(4), 1087–1121. https://doi.org/10.1177/07356331241227793

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