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I frequently
use PowerPoint
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presentations
consisting of fifty
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questions
as a unit review activity.
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Students
list their answers. A follow up
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presentation
is then viewed consisting
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of
the questions and each corresponding
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answer. The work is self scored.
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Students
then have a snapshot of how
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well
each would have done had this
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been
the actual examination.
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