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How to Write Multiple-Choice Questions That Work
A bad multiple-choice question tests reading, not knowledge. Here is how to write clear, fair items with plausible distractors that measure what you intend.
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A bad multiple-choice question tests reading, not knowledge. Here is how to write clear, fair items with plausible distractors that measure what you intend.
Ask any teacher what they would do with an extra evening each week, and "mark another sixty scripts" will not be the answer. Grading is the least visible and most time consuming…
A question bank is the single most valuable asset a trainer owns. It is months, sometimes years, of expertise turned into something you can test people against, again and again.…