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What is the pedagogical value of multiple choice exams?
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Comment by Katie Kirsch on January 26, 2012 at 8:34am -
The video shared that multiple choices tests allow the student to walk away with concrete facts, but that they test is tweaked each semester to take in account for lecture notes, student discussion, etc. What are some ways that you have individualized multiple choice tests to meet the needs of your class?
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