Before looking at the multiple-choice options, try to think of the answer yourself.
Do not discard old tests. Three weeks after Unit 2, give students a “Mystery Quick Check” that mixes 5 questions from Unit 1, 5 from Unit 2, and 5 from Unit 3. This forces long-term retrieval, which is scientifically proven to cement learning far better than blocked practice.
Before looking at the multiple-choice options, try to think of the answer yourself.
Do not discard old tests. Three weeks after Unit 2, give students a “Mystery Quick Check” that mixes 5 questions from Unit 1, 5 from Unit 2, and 5 from Unit 3. This forces long-term retrieval, which is scientifically proven to cement learning far better than blocked practice. Speakout Intermediate Quick Check Test