Quiz on moveNproves Document

According to the document, what is the typical duration of a moveNprove activity?

• 20-30 minutes

• 1-2 hours

• 5-10 minutes

• 30-45 minutes

In a moveNprove activity, what does the 'pause' area in the classroom signify?

• Students who have the correct answer and can explain it.

• Students who are unsure of the answer or want to listen to others' reasoning first.

• Students who have an answer but cannot explain their thinking.

• Both b and c.

What is one way moveNproves can be used in the classroom?

• As a lengthy test at the end of a unit.

• To provide informal formative assessment opportunities.

• To assign students to specific seating arrangements.

• As a replacement for traditional worksheets.

The document suggests that moveNproves are similar to what other teaching tool?

• Flashcards

• Concept cartoons

• Worksheets

• Textbooks

When using moveNproves for exploration, what should students do in groups?

• Individually complete the problem.

• Race to find the correct answer.

• Discuss and defend their ideas to reach a group consensus.

• Copy the answer of the 'smartest' student.

According to the document, why is it important for teachers to refrain from revealing the correct answer immediately after the initial 'move'?

• To trick the students.

• To encourage students to change their thinking.

• To provide an opportunity to revisit the problem and assess learning later.

• Both b and c.

What are some of the alternative strategies suggested in the document for classrooms with limited physical space?

• Have students vote using colored cards.

• Line the students up.

• Use an exit pass where students put their name card in a container.

• All of the above.

What does the document suggest to help students who tend to follow others' answers?

• Give students less 'think time.'

• Praise students for thinking independently and taking risks.

• Seat students in ability groups.

• Tell students the correct answer immediately.

Where can teachers find moveNproves according to the document?

• Only in textbooks

• Only online

• In a provided resource sorted by maths strand and year level.

• Only by creating their own.

What is a key variation of moveNproves discussed in the document?

• Using only true or false questions.

• Having all answers be correct.

• Having all answers be incorrect.

• Both b and c.