Studies Comparing the Effectiveness of Handraising and the Use of Response

question 38

Multiple Choice

Studies comparing the effectiveness of handraising and the use of response cards indicate that

• A)students were more comfortable with handraising.
• B)students responded more often when using response cards.
• C)students performed better on tests after lessons that included handraising.
• D)students with disabilities were more likely to be distracted when using response.cards

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Definitions:

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