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I'm using TBL for the second year, and I must say that I enjoy it; I'm
even doing a study of its effectiveness by comparing a traditionally
taught class with a TBL class.

As part of seeing how I might improve how I use it, I came across "split
answers" http://teambasedlearning.apsc.ubc.ca/?page_id=72#q13 for team
RATS. Last year I used IF-AT cards for team RATs and really liked how they
give immediate feedback, but I found that often the teams didn't discuss
the material as much as I would have liked. Thus, split answers seem like
one thing I should add, but I also like the idea of immediate feedback
after a question is done. Is there a way to do immediate feedback with
split answers? It would seem to involve IF-AT cards, but they're really
for what what one might call "progressive" answering (scratch off A, if
not A, then discuss some more, etc.).

          - Bill

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