Here are the results of the second test:
A: XXXXXX
B: XX
C: X
D: XXXX
F: XXXXXXXXXXXX
Compare them against the results of the first test:
A: X
B: XXXXXXXX
C: XXXXX
D: XXXXX
F: XXXXXX
- How have you personally moved up or down relative to the rest of the class?
- What does this tell you about the differences between the two tests, study habits, etc?
2 responses so far ↓
Blanca Jara // November 9, 2007 at 1:15 pm
Didn’t Do Now In Class
How have you personally moved up or down relative to the rest of the class?
I moved up from a B to an A, on the second exam. The rest of the class varied, a major percentage of the class failed while the percentage of A’s increased.
What does this tell you about the differences between the two tests, study habits, etc?
If you study to refresh you memory, then you are most likely to pass with at least a C, if you don’t then you’ll fail.
I didn’t study for the first exam and I received a B. For the second exam, I studied a little and I received an A.
Vanica Guignard // November 10, 2007 at 6:15 pm
Personally I stayed the same recivimg a D both times. More people got A’s and F’s.
I stuided for both and I still bad which usually dosen’t happen. So I guess it’s the way the test is.