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Since there seems to be someone involved in running these classes in this thread, I just want to throw this out there. The higher ratio of quizes per minutes o
by pitt1980 15y ago
Since there seems to be someone involved in running these classes in this thread, I just want to throw this out there. The higher ratio of quizes per minutes of lecture the better.
I think its ideal to never go more than 2-3 minutes without asking us something, even if its trivial.
Right now I'm taking the AI classes, some of the units follow this rule and keep us paying attention through what I imagine would otherwise be some pretty dense stuff.
A few of the units (looking at you Professor Norvig) have had stretches 15+ minutes of lecture without asking us anything, just going to say, retention from those stretches was low.
Personally I really like it when they quiz our intuition of a subject before they lecture it, though it seems like other people complain about that on the reddit forum
- alok-g 15y agoI would say that forcing longer time spans before quizzes forces you to maintain your attention and thus would help you retain your learning for longer.
- danielharan 15y agoI'd guess otherwise, but that would be easy to test for the course organizers.