What is low-stakes quizzing, and how do teachers use it in the classroom?
Low-stakes quizzing is revolutionising primary classrooms, making learning engaging and effective without the stress of additional workload …
After watching the video below, ask yourself:
Low-stakes quizzing involves regularly testing students with minimal impact. This technique, supported by platforms like Primary Quiz, aligns perfectly with research-informed practice.
I met with 4 teachers and Conal Holmes, former head teacher and founder of Primary Quiz, to explore low-stakes quizzing. Watch the video and scan the QR codes to access some research …
Primary Quiz uses the neuroscience research
Research shows a positive correlation between low-stakes quizzing and improved student outcomes.
This method leverages the ‘testing effect’, where retrieving information solidifies learning more effectively. It’s a strategy that not only boosts memory retention but also enhances student engagement and confidence in the classroom, and this is exactly what Primary Quiz does!
Reflection questions for teachers
- How do you introduce low-stakes quizzes in your lessons?
- How might technology, like Primary Quiz, enhance the quizzing experience?
- How can quizzes be designed to uncover and address common misconceptions?
Teachers should integrate low-stakes quizzing into a variety of subject-specific activities. The key is to ensure these quizzes are frequent, non-threatening, and provide immediate feedback to the teacher and student.
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