Lots of discussion, again, around MCQs this week. It coincides with a comment from Doug Lemov on a ResearchEd Chile presentation and a pros and cons post from Evidence Based Education. MCQs are rarely too far from the front line …
If you have found your way to this post, you have an interest in MCQs. In addition to this post, I found Mr Barton Maths Podcast interview with Zeek Sweiry – Senior Researcher at CERP (Centre for Education Research and …
MCQs get a mention in Glenys Stacey’s speech at the recent Westminster Education Forum A Level Reform event. We also found differences in assessment [comparable international qualifications], for example, the more prevalent use of sophisticated multiple choice items in assessment …
As I wrote previously, there are five million hits on ‘how to write effective MCQs.’ We do not need another ‘how to’ post – of that I am sure and yet that is almost what I am about to do. …
I have been growing more interested in Multiple-choice Questions or (MCQs). It started off as a QuickKey interest but it has become much more than that. If I thought I might be a edugeek, this pretty much confirms it. An …
Each exam boards provides a variety of exams analysis tools that help teachers identify the questions / topics / skills in which students excelled/fell short in. These tools also provide valuable comparative information on the performance of your students / classes / cohorts on individual questions when compared …
