Ask for homework in plain words.
Say what your students need, and it's written and sent: every question comes from a real past paper in your course.
Homework, asked for in plain words
- Tell Klaro what you need, in plain words.
- Klaro plans it from your own question bank…
- …and builds it from real past-paper questions.
- Check it, then publish and assign it to your students.
Every question shows its paper
Type or say something like “10 questions on osmosis, some structured, a bit harder, nothing from 2019”.
Klaro plans the set from the papers, years and topics in your course, then picks each question from your question bank. It never writes new ones. Swap a question, drop one, or just ask: “add one on diffusion”.
Where your question bank comes fromHomework or a quiz
Publish it as either, save it as a draft, or print it with one PDF per student.
Homework
For practice between classes.
- Time
- No time limit.
- Answers
- Multiple-choice answers are checked as they're given, with the right answer and where it's explained.
- Marks
- Not part of a student's average mark.
Quiz
For seeing where your class stands.
- Time
- Runs to the time limit you set.
- Answers
- Students see their score after each attempt. The answers open after the last attempt, or when the quiz closes.
- Attempts
- As many as you allow.
- Marks
- Part of each student's average mark.
Powered by research. A review of ten study techniques rated practice testing among the most useful, and rereading and highlighting among the least. Homework built from past-paper questions is that kind of practice.
Dunlosky, J., Rawson, K. A., Marsh, E. J., Nathan, M. J., & Willingham, D. T. (2013). Improving students' learning with effective learning techniques: Promising directions from cognitive and educational psychology. Psychological Science in the Public Interest, 14(1), 4–58. https://doi.org/10.1177/1529100612453266
What tutors ask about quizzes
No. It picks them from your course's question bank: real past papers with their mark schemes, and Klaro's question library if you've switched it on. You can add multiple-choice questions of your own too.
If you allow it: from 1 to 20 attempts per student. They see their score after each attempt, and the answers after the last one or when the quiz closes.
Yes. Print the set, or download one PDF per student.
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