Journal of Engineering Education · 1995 · 38 citations · 4 references
EducationEducational AssessmentInstructionClassroom AssessmentFormative AssessmentPerformance AssessmentClassroom Assessment PracticesLecture-based InstructionQuestioning For LearningQuestioning StrategiesStudent AssessmentStudent Self-assessmentActive RespondingAssessment During InstructionMultiple-choice Question AnsweringStudent Performance AssessmentStudent Question Handling
A bstract A method that provides tremendous benefits to both instructors and students is described in this paper. The method is based on asking a multiple choice question after every 10 to 20 minutes of a lecture and getting responses from all the students. The students respond by raising a card which displays the letter corresponding to their choice of answer. The method is easy to implement in any traditional lecture setting. It provides instant assessment of student learning and lets an instructor take corrective measure, if necessary, in the same class period. The method allows all the students in a class to actively participate, evaluate their own performance, and reflect upon what they have learned. The method works well either in a small or a large class and it typically creates an atmosphere of fun and learning in the classroom.
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Promoting active learning: strategies for the college classroom
Francis Vella · Biochemical Education · 1994 · 712 citations
Questions, Questioning Techniques, and Effective Teaching.
William W. Wilen · 1987 · 80 citations
Education, Instruction, Teaching +12