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Teaching· 9 min read
How to Write a Multiple-Choice Question That Actually Tests Understanding
Most multiple-choice questions test whether students can spot the odd option out. Decades of assessment research boil down to a few rules that fix that.
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Learning Science· 7 min read
The Generation Effect: Why Producing an Answer Beats Being Shown It
A word you work out for yourself sticks better than the same word handed to you — one of memory research’s most reliable findings, and how to use it.
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Learning Science· 8 min read
Interleaving: Why Mixing Topics Beats Studying in Blocks
Studying one topic to death feels efficient. The research says shuffling topics together is harder in the moment and far better come the test.
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Family· 8 min read
Family Quiz Questions for Kids: 80 Fun Q&As by Age
80 free family quiz questions and answers for kids, from easy (ages 5–7) to trickier (10–12) — animals, cartoons, science — plus how to run the night.
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Learning Science· 8 min read
Why Your Most Confident Mistakes Teach You the Most
A wrong answer you were sure about feels hardest to unlearn. Memory research says the opposite: high-confidence errors are the ones you fix best.
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Learning Science· 8 min read
The Forgetting Curve Is Real. Here Is How to Beat It
You forget most of what you learn within days — a curve first measured in 1885. The fix is unglamorous: the right gaps between reviews beat cramming.
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Learning Science· 8 min read
Why Testing Yourself Beats Re-Reading
Highlighting and re-reading feel productive. Decades of memory research say the humble quiz beats them both — here is what the studies actually found.
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Trivia· 9 min read
The Ultimate Pub Quiz: 80 Questions and Answers
80 free pub quiz questions and answers in eight proper rounds — general knowledge, music, film, history and more — plus how to host the night.
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Teaching· 5 min read
Six ways to use a quiz in your classroom
Six ways teachers use quick quiz games — starters, exit tickets, revision and more — and how to build each one in a couple of minutes.
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Guides· 4 min read
Turn a YouTube video into a quiz
Paste a video link and its transcript, and Yippito turns a lecture, documentary or explainer into a quiz. Here is how — and the one manual step.
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Guides· 4 min read
Turn a PDF into a quiz
Drop in a handout, a chapter or a training manual and Yippito writes the questions — without the file ever leaving your device. Here is how it works.
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Guides· 4 min read
Turn any web page into a quiz
Paste a link — an article, a news story, your own lesson page — and Yippito reads it and writes the questions. Here is how it works, and where it struggles.
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