A large question bank for education should follow a progressive spiral design. This means content difficulty increases over time. It also means some subjects get more questions for better practice.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A large question bank for education should follow a progressive spiral design.
This means content difficulty increases over time. It also means some subjects get more questions for better practice.
A question bank for English should have a progressive spiral design. This means easier questions for younger students. Harder questions come for older students. The bank should have more questions for language skills like grammar. These skills need more practice than literature alone. The questions should test different thinking skills. They should test memory, understanding, and writing ability. A large bank can support many types of questions. It can also allow for new questions each year.
A developer creates a 25,000-question English bank for students. The developer designs it with more grammar questions than literature questions. Younger students get easier questions. Older students get questions like those on their final exams. This design helps students practice all necessary skills.
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A large question bank for education should follow a progressive spiral design. This means content difficulty increases over time. It also means some subjects get more questions for better practice.