Well, the 'good thing' is certainly arguable.It's good where it is. Why mess with a good thing?I thought about moving this thread.... but I don't know where to!
Well, the 'good thing' is certainly arguable.It's good where it is. Why mess with a good thing?I thought about moving this thread.... but I don't know where to!
This has come up before. My opinion is examinees can (and certainly will!) discuss it with people who saw the same exam. I think even the CERM mentions that it is ok.So obviously I know we're not supposed to discuss specific PE problems online (since everything online is public) or with people who haven't taken the PE. Are you allowed to discuss specific problems with other PE examinees who took the test at the same time as you? In a private face-to-face conversation of course. I don't want to break any rules so I'm being extra cautious, but I don't see what it could hurt to discuss questions with those who had the same questions. Thoughts?
I'm super paranoid about this kind of stuff.
I was nervous typing the specifics of a problem that was missing information to NCEES using their system.
Why Matt?? It's better to accurately describe the issue to them... they already have access to the exam papers so it's better that they know what you're trying to describe in the most amount of detail... that's what I figured at least. I didn't write anything down from item/s that seemed of concern to me but I made sure I made a mental note of the questionable item so that I could properly describe what I suspected was an issue to them...I'm super paranoid about this kind of stuff.
I was nervous typing the specifics of a problem that was missing information to NCEES using their system.
I'm super paranoid about this kind of stuff.
I was nervous typing the specifics of a problem that was missing information to NCEES using their system.
Potentially going down a dangerous road here ^^
All I will say is AM.I'm super paranoid about this kind of stuff.
I was nervous typing the specifics of a problem that was missing information to NCEES using their system.
Morning or afternoon problem?
How does it work if they find a problem was asked wrong? Just throw that problem out for everyone, right or wrong, or reduce the cut score by 1? Or is it more "NCEES works in mysterious ways"
NCEES reviews all examinee comment forms, and the subject-matter experts consider comments on the forms about specific exam questions. If the reviews confirm an error in a question, credit may be given for more than one answer.
How does it work if they find a problem was asked wrong? Just throw that problem out for everyone, right or wrong, or reduce the cut score by 1? Or is it more "NCEES works in mysterious ways"
http://ncees.org/exams/scoring/scoring-process/
NCEES reviews all examinee comment forms, and the subject-matter experts consider comments on the forms about specific exam questions. If the reviews confirm an error in a question, credit may be given for more than one answer.
No problem.
I'm now thinking I failed.
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