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1 Quizzing to Teach Rather than Assess

2 Why Do We Quiz Brainstorm

3 If I am not worried about assessing… Students can use notes and books Students can take the quiz over as often as they wish Quizzes can be as long or short as I want I can more easily design questions targeting SLOs and Performance Objectives I can use feedback to teach

4 Review: The Syllabus Quiz What do I want to really drive home? How can I use multiple choice or other simple formats to review that material How can I use feedback to teach…

5 SLO Quzzing… How can I use multiple choice, matching, true-false, or fill in the blank quiz questions for help students recognize and develop skills? What role can feedback play in achieving these goals?

6 Performance Objective Quzzing… How can I use multiple choice, matching, true-false, or fill in the blank quiz questions for help students recognize and develop skills? What role can feedback play in achieving these goals?

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