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How to take multiple choice exams

Friday, November 29, 2024 12:00to13:00
How to take multiple choice exams

Do you struggle with multiple choice exams? Do you want to learn how to approach multiple choice questions?听This workshop will introduce you to strategies for succeeding at听multiple choice exams in any subject.

This workshop will involve opportunities to share personal experiences in pairs and with the larger group. There will also be an activity to individually practice a strategy for answering challenging multiple-choice questions within your selected discipline. For an online session, the activities are done via the chat and polling. For an in-person session, there will also be a small group discussion after the individual practice.
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Learning outcomes:
1.听Understand how multiple-choice questions are constructed
2.听Strategically prepare for multiple-choice exams
3.听Apply the READY technique to answer multiple choice questions
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