In a virtual inspection class, a closed poll shows everyone clicked yes. How should the instructor monitor progress so learners cannot hide in yes/no?
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Short Explanation
A show of hands can hide a crowd. Mix a closed poll with one open "why" and virtual inspectors have to show the thinking, not just the click. Unanimous yes is not a diploma, killing polls is not the fix, and dumping a 100-item exam in ten minutes is panic, not monitoring.
Full Explanation
A variety of question types and levels is used to challenge, involve, and monitor progress. Closed polls are fast but easy to hide in; an open why-item after the poll exposes application. Treating unanimous clicks as mastery, abandoning virtual tools, or substituting an oversized exam misuses formative questioning.