alleryRowe: what did longer wait time bring?
ALonger answers, fewer blanks
BShorter answers overall
CLess pupil confidence
DFewer alternative ideas
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Longer answers, fewer blanks
1. Wait time is the pause given for a pupil to answer.
2. Longer wait times gave longer answers and fewer failures to respond.
3. Responses were also more confident.
_Source: Wikipedia, Formative assessment, Wait time_
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