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Extend
Using what they know in a new way Using past/practice questions is very
useful, but rather than just attempting them: Write a markscheme. Write explanations for your answers. Produce a hints/prompts sheet. Marking a teacher’s ‘wrong’ answers,
with feedback in red.
Extend creatively
Challenge students to come up with something different If this is the answer what is the
question? Write a song/concrete poetry Make a dance sequence (hand
gestures?). Create a wiki/blog post. Script (and record) a podcast/video