Drafting practice questions for a unit of the syllabus

Produce practice questions and variants for one unit at the cognitive level a teacher asks for — recall, application, analysis — so the teacher edits and rejects from a draft bank rather than writing every item from an empty page.

Effort
Days of work
Skill level
Comfortable with software
Organisation size
Small business
Value
Time saved

Tools named for this

  • A general model prompted with the unit's material and the target skill level
  • A teacher's review pass before any item reaches a learner
  • A record of which items were rejected and why

What to check before you ship it in India

  • The DPDP Act defines a child as an individual who has not completed eighteen years, so in school settings almost every learner is one. Pasting a pupil's own script into a drafting tool to mine it for question ideas processes that child's personal data.
  • Where a child's personal data is processed, s.9(1) requires verifiable consent of a parent or lawful guardian first. A teacher's convenience is not a consent, and the school cannot supply one on the parent's behalf simply because the pupil is enrolled.
  • Published evaluations report significant variance between models generating items at a given cognitive level, and that automated quality scoring of generated questions does not match human judgement — so the teacher's review is the control, not a formality.

Sources

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