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supernova88
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I presently teach physics to high school sophomores and we are spending the entirety of this upcoming week preparing for the final exam. However, many of my students have "checked out" and are resistant to working or studying. Review packets and problems only seem to inspire a small few students who generally want to do well on the test. Can anyone think of activities, games, or study formats which would be more inspiring for my students? I have already received some ideas to play Jeopardy or use Kahoot, but again I'm not sure how enticing that will be to the students who feel they are done working. Nevertheless, any advice will help. Thanks!