Date: Sat, 30 May 2020 21:50:06 -0500
It's not clear to me, in writing these topic: what level of expertise
should we expect of an instructor?
* Is it ok to expect they will do additional research? Or do we need to
teach everything on the topic
within the topic?
* Is it desirable, acceptable, unacceptable, or prohibited to refer to
language features by their standard-names, such as grammar terms? Should we
substitute with community names when available? Should we seek to invent
new names? For example, I am working on the topic for requires-expressions,
which appeals to terms like 'simple-requirements', 'type-requirements',
etc. While I agree I wouldnt expect an instructor to necessarily know these
terms when they begin creating their material, is it ok to expect they will
do the research to learn them?
* Should we be providing examples: always, when useful, when necessary, or
never?
I'm sure I'll have more questions, but these are the ones mostly on my mind.
Cheers!
-Rob D.
should we expect of an instructor?
* Is it ok to expect they will do additional research? Or do we need to
teach everything on the topic
within the topic?
* Is it desirable, acceptable, unacceptable, or prohibited to refer to
language features by their standard-names, such as grammar terms? Should we
substitute with community names when available? Should we seek to invent
new names? For example, I am working on the topic for requires-expressions,
which appeals to terms like 'simple-requirements', 'type-requirements',
etc. While I agree I wouldnt expect an instructor to necessarily know these
terms when they begin creating their material, is it ok to expect they will
do the research to learn them?
* Should we be providing examples: always, when useful, when necessary, or
never?
I'm sure I'll have more questions, but these are the ones mostly on my mind.
Cheers!
-Rob D.
Received on 2020-05-30 21:53:23