Expert review identified six cross-case themes, including cognitive load concerns (four experts) and resource demands (all five)¶

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q2 i? Qualitative coding of five expert interviews yielded six cross-case themes: coherence (all five), cognitive load and delayed progress (four), resource demands (all five), unequal participation, reasoning beyond completion, and visible relevance (three). → Yuanzhe Dong 2026

Evidence¶

Yuanzhe Dong 2026¶

Yuanzhe Dong, Jie Cao, Shuman Wang. (2026). Teaching Reinforcement Learning and Humanoid Robotics to High-School Students: An Expert-Validated Curriculum Design on a Low-Cost Open Platform. arXiv. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.25674 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2609.25674

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Iterative qualitative coding of structured interviews with five purposively selected experts, summarized into six cross-case themes; counts indicate the number of experts expressing a theme. The quote records that "Four questioned the volume of terminology and prerequisites." No effect sizes apply.

"Four questioned the volume of terminology and prerequisites, long sessions, and setup work that could delay visible success."

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