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iPad: click + at bottom of your screen. Laptop: Double-click on the image and start typing.
You can add your voice, a video, text, a picture... etc.

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Bad questions for linguistics are often "why" questions

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Bad questions for linguistics are often "why" questions

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(why is 'The girl' the ergative argument in "The girl ate the apples'?)
A better question is: How can you tell what the ergative argument is in the sentence?

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A bad questions in BIOL331 was Which of these plants are not part of the XXX subclass (a certain group of plants),... the examples I used coffee, beer, carrots and tomatillo.... oops, some of the students did not know what tomatillos were. SImilarly, when I fist came to the US and during my first semester, the instructor asked something about webbed feet in relation to a particular fossil plant. I could not answer the question because I did not understand what webbed feet are...

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GOOD: What are you taking away from this class period?
NOT AS GOOD: What about today did you enoy

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Bad accounting question:
One that asks only a recall question, instead of how to apply the knowledge

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A bad question in my math class would be one that ends up being too challenging.  For example, a polynomial that I intended the student to easily factor and they end up needing to use the quadratic formula and get complex answers.

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A bad question in my math class would be one that ends up being too challenging.  For example, a polynomial that I intended the student to easily factor and they end up needing to use the quadratic formula and get complex answers.

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I think clickers and other rapid response tools get a bad rap...they can be used effectively if not used like levers for pellets

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I need to pay attention to course goals when assessing students.  Do they know what they need to know to move on to the next class?

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Amy testing

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Wow, that was easy!

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Testing

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What works