Annette Kujawski Taylor wrote:
>
>McKeachie's Teaching Tips is a book IMHO all instructors should possess. There
>is a guideline in there for that and just about every other question you have.
>I don't remember the guideline and I am now at home and McKeachie is on my
>bookshelf at school.
>
>
I, too, am separated from my McKeachie, but as I remember the time per MC
question is 30 seconds. This is especially true if there are only 3 choices
and I agree with Annette that this is all that is needed. I have done some
"research" using 3 or 4 choices with two different classes and have found no
significant difference between them.
Bob Wildblood, PhD, HSPP
Lecturer in Psychology
Indiana University Kokomo
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