2019
DOI: 10.1152/advan.00158.2018
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Development of a risk-based, large-group revision quiz for first-year undergraduates

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“…Inherent to using assessments in this way is the risk of getting a question wrong. Maintaining this risk by making the assessments closed book and graded may help keep students invested in participating and reinforcing the value of learning the material presented (Goodhead & MacMillan, 2019). Group quizzes are also said to decrease the test anxiety experienced by some students and to increase positive interactions in the class (Morgan et al, 2007;Martins et al, 2021).…”
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“…Inherent to using assessments in this way is the risk of getting a question wrong. Maintaining this risk by making the assessments closed book and graded may help keep students invested in participating and reinforcing the value of learning the material presented (Goodhead & MacMillan, 2019). Group quizzes are also said to decrease the test anxiety experienced by some students and to increase positive interactions in the class (Morgan et al, 2007;Martins et al, 2021).…”
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“…One key way of significantly increasing the level of student engagement in large lectures is through the use of student response systems (Cline, Zullo, Huckeraby, Storm, & Stewart, 2018;Goodhead & MacMillan, 2018;Habel & Stubbs, 2014;Van Daele, Frijns. & Lievens, 2018).…”
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