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singularity75When I was supervising some exams in the gym yesturday, I was told by a teacher who had a section of his writing an exam at that time that he would not answer any questions the students might have had about the exam. Why? Because he did the exam the day before after creating it and said the questions were easy to understand and there were absolutely no typos. It took less than ten minutes before a typo was found.
In the end, the teacher was forced to go around to answer questions. Guess what? Every single student had questions to ask him because of how confusing the exam was and because of the typos found in it. Arrogant prick. The other two interns who were supervising with me in the gym all had the same opinion on things. That's not how you conduct an examination.
In the end, the teacher was forced to go around to answer questions. Guess what? Every single student had questions to ask him because of how confusing the exam was and because of the typos found in it. Arrogant prick. The other two interns who were supervising with me in the gym all had the same opinion on things. That's not how you conduct an examination.
