Disengagement in Pair Programming¶
Plonka, L., Sharp, H., & van der Linden, J. (2012). Disengagement in Pair Programming: Does It Matter?. 2012 34th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE), 496-506.
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Mechanisms¶
- Paired Problem Solving
- The commonest is expert takeover — under time pressure the senior grabs the wheel "just this once," the handoff never happens, and the novice reverts to spectating; the driver/navigator imbalance that paired work is prone to.
This sourceWarns that pair work can become imbalanced when one participant disengages and merely watches while the other works alone.
- The commonest is expert takeover — under time pressure the senior grabs the wheel "just this once," the handoff never happens, and the novice reverts to spectating; the driver/navigator imbalance that paired work is prone to.
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