Retrieval practice

Retrieval practice is.....

• dual coding

• remembering to practise

• complicated

• practising remembering

Other great methods of retrieval practice are: (tick all that apply)

• self-explanation

• Flashcards

• low stakes quizzing

• repeating yourselves until you are all blue in the face

• concept maps

The type of questions that are most effective are those that require a lot of thought. How or ... questions are best for this.

Answer explanation

How or why questions are best for helping learners to think for themselves, rather than just choosing the answer that is most familiar.

Why is spaced retrieval effective? (choose all that apply)

• It fits nicely into a lesson at the end of term

• It allows time to forget in between remembering

• It can be tailored to fit into a teaching timetable

• It helps to reshape the forgetting curve

Try to include questions that: (choose all that apply)

• address common misconceptions

• are really wordy

• allow each child to experience success

• include plenty of new learning

Answer explanation

Including answers that are common misconceptions from your topic is a great way to check understanding.

Low-stakes quizzing can help....(choose all that apply)

• reteach knowledge

• identify gaps in knowledge

• motivate children

• correct misconceptions

• all children to experience success

Answer explanation

It is indeed a panacea! Get on to Quizizz quick!