Hi Berry
Who doesn't love jeopardy!!!.
I have some down time to get this together and try.
Thanks a bunch.
This is great stuff. I will start pulling my final out and get some things ready so when my students return from holiday break I will be ready.
Thanks for the info. I have heard of this before but never was interested in getting it all together. honestly I really never had time.
Thanks again.
Kimberly
I use games to review for final exams and challenging exams/material. My favorite is Jeopardy. I gather material and put it the form of an answer and they must answer in the form of a question. We break up into groups and each group has a leader and all must help with coming up with the answers. I change the rules if i have a silent student and then each person in the group must answer a question. I am going to change up this term and do one for lab where they are voted off for doing a procedure like Dancing with the stars. Just use the game shows on TV and have fun!
Hi Kimberly:
Many techniques are available. Here's one: Break the students into groups and have the groups participate in a "jeopardy-style" contest of content specific material. Each group prepares, then presents a list of questions that's related to the topic. Each group gets a simililar opportunity. The winner is the group that gets the most questions correct. May sound too simple. But believe me, students are competitive and enjoy this and related "games".
Regards, Barry
