Do Weekly Quizzes Improve Student Performance on General Biology Exams?

Kurt A. Haberyan

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117 ,ncouraging students to study on a regular basis is one of the great challenges of large lecture courses, yet keeping abreast is essential if a student is to avoid feeling overwhelmed at exam time. One solution may be to motivate students to study smaller units of knowledge on a more frequent basis, e.g., for weekly quizzes. In addition, if the quiz format is different from exam format, students may feel less disadvantaged than in a multiple-choice-only course.

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2001The Use of Random Extra Credit Quizzes to Increase Student Attendance 2001Administering Quizzes at Random To Increase Students' Reading.1996The Relative Effectiveness of Incentive Motivation and Prescribed Learning Strategy in Improving College Students' Course Performance

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