14 Questions
What does it mean when the professor states that talking is not permitted during the test?
Students are expected to maintain complete silence.
What is the consequence if a student talks during tests 2 and 3?
They get an automatic zero.
What does it mean for students if they look at someone else's test?
They get an automatic zero.
What type of behavior can result in an automatic zero during the exam?
Disruptive behavior or cheating suspicions.
What is the expectation from students in terms of following instructions?
Demonstrating the ability to follow instructions.
Why is it important for students to maintain complete silence during the exam?
To prevent cheating and maintain exam integrity.
What is the consequence for students if they talk during tests 2 and 3?
It's an automatic zero.
What is the expectation regarding eyes during the exam?
Students should keep their eyes on their own exams.
What does the professor mean when talking is not permitted during the test?
Students cannot talk, whisper, share answers, or discuss questions.
What are the consequences of looking at someone else's test?
It's an automatic zero.
Why are warnings not issued during tests 2 and 3?
Because talking results in an automatic zero.
What is the consequence if a student is disruptive or discourteous during the exam?
It's an automatic zero.
Why should students maintain complete silence during the exam?
To avoid disturbing other students.
'EYES ON YOUR OWN EXAMS' primarily emphasizes:
'DO NOT LOOK AT OTHERS' TESTS.'
Study Notes
Test Conduct
- Individual assessments, no talking, whispering, sharing answers, or discussing questions allowed
- If the professor leaves the room to deal with noise or disruption, talking is still not permitted
- Automatic zero for talking, looking at someone else's test, being disruptive, discourteous, or suspected of cheating
- No warnings for tests 2 and 3, except for test #1 which is considered a "freebie"
Homework
- Read Case Study #2 - What Went Wrong?
- Identify 3 key reasons why many students did not stop by the booth at the career fair based on the case study information
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