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Using Quiz Data to Support Students and Inform Teaching Practice

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Using Quiz Data to Support Students and Inform Teaching Practice

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Waterford Institute of Technology

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Teaching & Learning

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Learning Analyics, Student Success

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Case Study: Dr Hazel Farrell of Waterford Institute of Technology gives an overview of how she uses low stakes, weekly quizzes to inform her teaching practice and identify students that may be experiencing difficulty

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Case Study: Dr Hazel Farrell of Waterford Institute of Technology gives an overview of how she uses low stakes, weekly quizzes to inform her teaching practice and identify students that may be experiencing difficulty

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Waterford Institute of Technology (16/06/2025). Using quiz data to support students and inform teaching practice. National Resource Hub (Ireland). Retrieved from: https://hub.teachingandlearning.ie/resource/using-quiz-data-to-support-students-and-inform-teaching-practice/ License: Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY).

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