|Teaching Excellence & Educational Innovation| > Assess Teaching & Learning > Assessing Learning > Using Concept Tests. Concept tests (or ConcepTests) are short, informal, targeted tests that are administered during class to help instructors gauge whether students understand key concepts. They can be used both to assess studentsâ prior knowledge (coming into a course or unit) or their understanding of content in the current course.
Submit Corrections Cancel. In duh valley of duh jolly (Ho - ho - ho) Heard about the Jolly Green Giant (potatoes) He's so big and mean (artichoke hearts) He stands there laughin' with his hands on his hips. And then he hits you with a can of beans. He lives down there in his valley (Brussels sprouts) The cat stands tall and green (spinach)
Dear Cecil: The finale of The Pirate (1947), with a score by Cole Porter, is a number performed by Gene Kelly and Judy Garland called Be a Clown.. In Singin' in the Rain (1952) Donald O'Connor does a famous routine to a song called Make 'Em Laugh, whose music is identical to that of the earlier song and its lyric nearly so. Its authors, however, are listed as Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed, who wrote the rest of the movie's score.