Mock Trivia
True or False: It is important to structure your mock to be as close to the real exam as possible.
True!
True or False: You should start writing the mock a few days before the due date.
False! Start early!
Name two CIE principles that you should keep in mind when facilitating your mock.
Any two of: integrate, high expectations, active learning, collaboration, UID, focus on core concepts, frequent feedback, scaffolding, safe environment, continual improvement.
Come up with an opener you can to at the beginning of a take-up
Good work!
When does your mock need to be posted?
7 days from the first take-up session.
When should you email your students re: the mock schedule? HINT- see the email Dede sent yesterday!!!
True or False: You don't have to use redirection during mock take-ups.
False!
Come up with a closer you can run at the end of the take-up
Good work!
What format should your mock be posted in? What should the doc be titled?
In a word document; PASS 1001 A - Mock Final
What do you need to do before your first take-up to make sure that you're ready to discuss the questions?
Prep any resources (Kahoot, Google Docs, etc.), write out sample answers/answers to multiple choice, have course materials ready to reference if need be, etc.
Do mock take-ups need to follow the format of a normal workshop (opener, closer, 3 activities)?
Nope! But you do need to plan an opener and a closer for your sessions.
How can you encourage students to come to your sessions?
Great thinking!
What should you do if your professor offers to show you the exam?
How can you ensure that your mock is an appropriate difficulty?
Get feedback from your students about your mock midterm, make note of the example questions that the professor uses in lecture, refer to course materials.
True or False: You have to go through every question on the mock during your take-up session.
False- Prioritize the ones that your students want to see taken up the most and do your best to get through the rest.
What can you do to encourage participation during your take-up?
Good idea!