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    Post: change

    Posted by zodea on 7/09/08

    How often do you change things in your classes? For
    instance, next year will be my fourth year teaching
    chemistry. I am moving to more open ended essay type
    questions than multiple choice questions.

    I think these types of questions will make students think
    more and make cheating more difficult. Mostly I just want a
    change.

    I'm just curious if this is normal or if I should stick to
    tried and true methods.

    zodea

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  • change, 7/09/08, by zodea.
  • Re: change, 7/10/08, by MelissafromVA.
  • Re: change, 7/10/08, by aggie'swife.
  • Re: change, 7/10/08, by zodea.

     
     

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