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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]WHen I was in HS, exams were returned. I had a friend with a sibling 1 year older. He had many of the exams we were taking since it was a smallish school. Trust me returning exams is not really a great idea...and that was before the error of standardization. Unless the county is going to rewrite the exams every year.[/quote] Yes, [b]you rewrite exams every year. It is that simple. [/b] And I also knew someone that did similar to what your friend did and it was a multiple choice test. All the kids that cheated got zeros because they changed the answers around and all the kids were caught. It seriously is not a lot parents are asking for. Like another poster said, it is not rocket science here. [/quote] "Simple" is not the word I would use to describe rewriting county-wide exams every year so that they are comprehensive, comparable to previous years, and cheat-proof.[/quote] +100. Do people know how much it costs to create, vet, and get approved even simple survey questions for a company? Where there are no wrong answers? People here complain all the time about poorly-phrased questions on tests. It is not easy to construct unambiguous and clear questions (and answer keys) every year.[/quote] Hi Board Member!! :mrgreen: [/quote] Good god, give it a rest. Not connected in any way with the BOE or MCPS except that I have kids in MCPS schools. But through my work I know something about survey construction and costs of consultants for that purpose. So tired of people assuming anyone referring to facts must be working for the schools or the board. Get a life.[/quote] Um, what "facts" do you think you were referring to? Because I didn't see any.[/quote]
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