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-\LARGE\sc A Comparative Study of\\ In-Class Student Response Mechanisms
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\section{Introduction}\label{intro}
\subsection{Overview}
Peer-instruction has been around for almost 15 years; its effect has been well-researched, and the techniques have found broad adoption, particularly in science teaching. As part of the classroom activities, the educator would present a question (typically multiple-choice style), and learners are asked to individually respond (through hand signs, colorful cards,