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CzapPhys
Dec 9, 2012, 9:18:35 PM12/9/12
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Some good resources on creating test questions that fit lesson design
Designing Test Questions - http://www.utc.edu/Administration/WalkerTeachingResourceCenter/FacultyDevelopment/Assessment/test-questions.html.
North American Professors of Christian Education website: http://www.napce.org/documents/research-design-yount/11_tests_4th.pdf.
I used Junoed.com to create online lessons and found it very user friendly. While it has some limitations about providing feedback for students it is a great self contained program that does not require upload to the school computers.
Some great web quests http://eduscapes.com/sessions/travel/mhswebquests.htm
If anyone has money in their budget there is a great online system developed for UK which has multiple subjects and multiple types of interactive learning modules some are designed for group lessons others for individual exploration. I have tried a few with my classes when I was a student teacher and we could get access to some trial materials. Students love it and really learned alot. Supports are built in for auditory and visual learners already - scores report directly to the teacher it is a great tool http://yteach.com/
Designing Test Questions - http://www.utc.edu/Administration/WalkerTeachingResourceCenter/FacultyDevelopment/Assessment/test-questions.html.
North American Professors of Christian Education website: http://www.napce.org/documents/research-design-yount/11_tests_4th.pdf.
I used Junoed.com to create online lessons and found it very user friendly. While it has some limitations about providing feedback for students it is a great self contained program that does not require upload to the school computers.
Some great web quests http://eduscapes.com/sessions/travel/mhswebquests.htm
If anyone has money in their budget there is a great online system developed for UK which has multiple subjects and multiple types of interactive learning modules some are designed for group lessons others for individual exploration. I have tried a few with my classes when I was a student teacher and we could get access to some trial materials. Students love it and really learned alot. Supports are built in for auditory and visual learners already - scores report directly to the teacher it is a great tool http://yteach.com/
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