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1 thought on “Looking Back on Another Year with the Student Jobs”
Yeah, I never thought the quick quizzes were a good way to assess comprehension. I do like them as a means to deliver more CI. It’s like retelling the story and students take it seriously since it feels like school. I mean, it does activate their attentiveness to the auditory input. But I get students that blurt out the answers. And you know what, I don’t fight the blurting too heavily. If some students weren’t listening during that first question and someone blurts the answer those students usually then listen to the second question attentively. They’re thinking, “Well that dude knows the answer for #1, let me see if I know the answer for #2 by myself.”