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Taddeüs Kroes
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@@ -62,8 +62,9 @@ a result, students often have to wait a long time for their grades. \\
Since there is no official standard for the format of an exam, teachers create
exams in their own distinctive manner. For example, an enthousiastic biology
teacher could create an extensive 4-paper test with images, schemes and 30
separate questions, but forget to group the questions by subject. Or, a lazy
computer science teacher who has no intention of auditing complex coding
separate questions, but lack to order the questions by subject so that students
have difficulty understanding the connections between questions. Or a lazy
computer science teacher, who has no intention of auditing complex coding
questions, might just make up a bunch of simple multiple choice questions.
Students are likely to be confused having to deal with all these different ways
of examination, they are not sure what to expect until they have made an old
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