Getting the Order Right
Examples are a powerful tool, but their impact depends on the order in which we present them.
When sequencing examples:
Start simple: Use clear, basic examples to build confidence and lay a solid foundation.
Build complexity: Gradually introduce more challenging examples that highlight key variations and nuances.
Avoid overwhelm: Limit unnecessary distractions and focus on one key idea at a time.
A well-planned sequence helps learners connect the dots, spot patterns, and transfer understanding to new problems.
Remember: the journey through examples is just as important as the destination.
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