LESSON
TESTS
Overall
Lesson
Tests make up 60% of the final mark. Once you complete the lesson, and you
feel you have an understanding of the material, then you are ready for the
lesson test. To help prepare you even more, you can write a "Practice
Test" put out by the publisher of the textbook. There are two links
at the end of each lesson. One is for the Practice Tests and the other is
for the actual test. I strongly recommend that you write the Practice test
prior to writing the actual actual test.
Having
13 lesson tests is actually beneficial to you as a student, as the lesson
tests will make up 60% of the final grade. Realistically, the lesson tests
are easier to get a higher mark on than mid terms and finals, because they
only reflect on one week's work. As a result, the lesson tests provide an
easy way to boost up your overall grade. If you enter your email address
at the end of the test, it will be scored and the results will be emailed
to you immediately. After completing the test, (and presumably doing well),
you should continue on to the next lesson.
Each
chapter test will have a different value, depending upon the amount of material
in the chapter. Questions will be a mixture of multiple choice and simple
answer.
MID
TERM TEST
The
mid term test will consist of 50 questions based on textbook chapters 6
- 8, and will have the same format as your lesson tests. It will count 20%
towards your final grade.
FINAL
EXAM
The
majority of the material on the final exam will be based on the work in
chapters 9 - 11, and like the mid term it will follow the same format as
the lesson tests. The final exam will also count as 20% of the final grade.
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