In a virtual utility-billing class, the instructor has asked only yes-or-no clicker questions for forty minutes. Learners click along. What is the main disadvantage of that pattern?
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Short Explanation
A clicker parade looks busy and proves almost nothing. Yes-or-no is a light switch, not a road test. Application still needs a chance to do the billing work.
Full Explanation
Closed questions can check a discrete fact, but overusing them in a virtual class becomes a click-along with no evidence of transfer. Attendance of clicks is not skill on the billing screens. The limitation is the question diet, not a ban on closed items or a platform that can only poll. Mix types so application can appear.