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How I Feel about Tests

Throughout this program, you will be given opportunities to enter your thoughts. These opportunities--called Journal Reflections--will permit you to record your reactions to what you have read, your ideas, notes, questions, and concerns.

Above all, be honest in your reactions. If you save these entries and return to them later, you may be surprised at the changes they record over the course of the term.



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What general feelings do you have about tests?
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What are your first memories of being in a testing situation? What were your feelings, and why?
3

What uses do you think tests serve?
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Do you think tests are ever misused? In what ways?
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In general, what makes a test 'good' from your perspective?
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What specific characteristics does a good test have?
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In general, what makes a test 'bad' from your perspective?
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What specific characteristics does a bad test have?
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What factors contribute to your success or failure on a particular exam? Which of these factors are under your control?





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