Re: Open-Ended Questions - by Darby

I was told by a proctor it is 21 points for the Core Knowledge section
(graded pass/fail as we have posted about many times) and then 79
points in the configuration section.

A student confirmed this for me and also indicated that the tasks are
all 2 or 3 points in value now. Obviously, if you have taken the exam
recently and experienced anything that conflicts with this
information, please let us know. :-)

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On Apr 24, 2009, at 9:26 AM, Darby Weaver wrote:

> That's a good question - I did go back to my lists of people who
> passed and
> posed the questions.
>
> Perhaps there were two methods of scoring.
>
> The funny part is only one person said 21/79.
>
> The rest said no point values for the oeq. They were just asked to
> complete
> the questions and it was stressed how important it was.
>
> I did lean toward recent takers.
>
> I had a hard time swallowing the 21/79 - it just is not conistent
> with my
> own lab experiences to be able to nail 21 points (by most accounts
> "easy")
> in 20 minutes. However for everyone who passes, they would say the
> questions I missed in my own labs were easy too.
>
> The funny thing is hindsight is 20/20 and I tend to agree with them
> - I
> missed some easy stuff... Grumble Grumble - It all comes down to
> prep and
> sleep.
>
>
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