Teaching
Review games that teach: how to run a quiz game in class
A quiz game can be the best review lesson of the week or a noisy guessing contest. How to choose the questions, run the game and use the results afterwards.
Teaching
A quiz game can be the best review lesson of the week or a noisy guessing contest. How to choose the questions, run the game and use the results afterwards.
Teaching
AI can draft a quiz in seconds, but the teacher decides what goes in front of students. A ten-point checklist for reviewing AI-made questions before class.
Teaching
Fill-in-the-blank questions can test real understanding or just copied sentences. Eight rules for writing them well, with before-and-after examples.
Teaching
Ready-to-use question stems for all six levels of Bloom's revised taxonomy, with examples from one topic and tips for mixing levels in a single quiz.
Teaching
Twelve quick formative assessment ideas you can run in five minutes or less, what each one tells you, and how to act on the answers the same day.
Teaching
A simple Monday-to-Friday routine of short, low-stakes quizzes that shows you what students know, builds memory and takes minutes to prepare.