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Cumulative Exams

Students don't like them—that almost goes without saying. They prefer unit exams that include only material covered since the previous exam. And they'd like it even better if the final wasn't a comprehensive exam but one last unit test. But students don't always prefer what research shows promotes learning and long-term retention, and that is the case with this study of the effects of cumulative exams in an introductory psychology course.

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