Description: Structured feedback is a methodology used in programming sessions to provide comments in a systematic and effective manner. This approach focuses on clear and constructive communication between the two programmers, where one acts as the ‘driver’ who writes the code, while the other takes on the role of ‘navigator’, offering suggestions and observations. Structured feedback is characterized by its emphasis on organization and clarity, allowing both participants to better understand the development process and improve their skills. This method not only helps identify errors and optimize code but also fosters a collaborative learning environment where both programmers can share knowledge and experiences. Feedback can be divided into different categories, such as technical, which refers to code quality, and interpersonal, which focuses on the working dynamic in pairs. By implementing this technique, the goal is to maximize efficiency and quality of work, ensuring that both programmers benefit from the process and contribute to the success of the project.
