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Yes ? We already dismiss them, because they are too easy to hack, and don't give enough insight to the teacher as to the student's learning process ? In fact n
by BlueTemplar 4y ago
Yes ? We already dismiss them, because they are too easy to hack, and don't give enough insight to the teacher as to the student's learning process ?
In fact now that I think of it, almost the only fields that seem to be using them would be... foreign language teaching ! (Where they are probably appropriate, since so much of it is just pattern memorisation...)
- stefan_ 4y agoIt's funny because large parts of the world outside the US already do not routinely use multiple choice questions and the motivation behind their use in the US seems to be primarily an easy grading process. Yes, grading free form writing tasks is a lot more work, but they are also an obviously vastly superior form of exam question.