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Building trust and confidence through pairing
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Problem Solving Through Pair Programming
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- 1 Problem Solving Through Pair Programming
- 2 The Socratic Method: Asking leading questions and starting a thoughtful dialogue instead of providing direct answers or solutions
- 3 Pairing with my own mentor
- 4 Eventually, a natural progression from mentor/mentee to peers happens, but the pairing never goes away...
- 5 Pair Programming as Mentorship: Solving interesting and difficult technical problems under more experienced guidance provides greater benefit than the typical mentorship structure
- 6 The knowledge transfer that happens through a pair programming session and through mentorship ultimately flows in both directions.
- 7 Pair programming is a high-contact and high- fidelity way to hit the ground running and build trust with your mentee.
- 8 Building trust and confidence through pairing
- 9 Effective Pair Programming
- 10 As a mentor, your initial role should always be to navigate
- 11 Every pairing session should be an open dialogue and live code review, with discussion and productive debate around your implementation and solutions
- 12 Eventually, you can switch roles more frequently, and provide your mentee with more opportunities to both work on the implementation and planning sides of pairing
- 13 Tooling and Accessibility...
- 14 Pairing can bring up all kinds of accessibility concerns...
- 15 Always ask about access needs up front and adjust your pairing practices accordingly
- 16 Without asking about access needs and making adjustments, pairing could be completely inaccessible to members of your team