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Overview
Diagnostic questions are an excellent way for learners to demonstrate their understanding of a topic and retrieve information. This retrieval can be spaced too depending on the questions they are answering.
Diagnostic questions are an excellent way for learners to demonstrate their understanding of a topic and retrieve information. This retrieval can be spaced too depending on the questions they are answering.
This website has multiple choice questions and quizzes from Maths, Science and Computing (more subjects are being added all the time). It has incredibly powerful data analytics than can tell your learners exactly what they need to practise based on their results. Once learners become used to using this platform they can build in their own spaced practice into their revision and home learning.
This website has multiple choice questions and quizzes from Maths, Science and Computing (more subjects are being added all the time). It has incredibly powerful data analytics than can tell your learners exactly what they need to practise based on their results. Once learners become used to using this platform they can build in their own spaced practice into their revision and home learning.
Anecdotes from Kay
Anecdotes from Kay
"In Humanities based subjects it is very common for teachers to organise units into topics and chucks. We teach the knowledge, skills and understanding of a particular unit and then move onto the next, thinking we have done our job. However, if we don't revisit this then learners easily forget this information. By adding in Diagnostic questions from previous units learners are reminded of previously taught content and have to recall and apply their previous understandings. It keeps learners on their toes, reminding them not to forget about previous topics and that covering something just once or twice, doesn't necessary mean we have learnt it."
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