What does QQT mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Quiz Quiz Trade is an engaging teaching method which facilitates learning through a student-centered approach. It involves pairs of students exchanging questions and answers with each other in order to review material or study for an upcoming exam. The objective of the game is for both students to gain a greater understanding of the material, as well as practice their knowledge in a fun and interactive way.

All you will need are printable copies of the questions and answers related to the material that you're studying. You can either make your own questions or find some online.

The length of time it takes to complete a game will depend on how many questions there are and how quickly participants move from one pair to another. Generally, it shouldn't take longer than 10 minutes per round if you have 8-12 pairs participating.

First, print out enough copies of the question cards so that each duo has one card each; half should contain questions while the remaining have answers provided. After that, split your class into partners and then get them to swap cards amongst themselves so they don't have the same card as their partner. They should then stand up in two separate lines facing each other, answering the quiz question on their card before swapping cards with their partner on completion. They then repeat this process until all their cards have been answered.

As students play through this game, observe them by moving between groups and listening in on conversations to ensure that everyone understands what is being discussed and asked correctly (e.g., avoid “bluffing”). Additionally, record any incorrect responses or misunderstandings that arise in order to review them at the end and provide further instruction if needed.

Before playing, establish ground rules such as no pointing out mistakes or cajoling during gameplay, no shouting out answers before being called upon etc., as this could lead to disruption and detract from your team's learning experience. Additionally, encourage your players to be creative with their questions by asking multiple choice/true-false/fill-in-the blank/short answer type questions etc.

Yes - quiz quiz trade is highly adaptable! For example - if you have visual learners who need more guidance then rather than having plain text cards, you could draw diagrams/pictures alongside key words relevant to the topic being discussed instead; alternatively - if you wish for more verbal interaction between players -you could opt for an audio recording version where students must listen carefully before responding orally with their answer instead!