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11 comments:
Ok so, are the tests multiple choice and are they timed? If they are MC and not timed what you need to do is just skim the book for the answers. Because most tests are timed for online classes, you skim the reading, get familiar with what's in the chapter and while taking the test you skim quickly. And, if the question mentions a movement or a person or something, you go to the index and find with pages contain info on that topic, and again, skim quickly. Good luck!
Ok, so I did forget to mention that part. They are timed, I have 20 minutes to complete them. I found an online study guide that has pre-tests for the chapters and other study material. The quizes are open book and open notes. The teacher will also provide a study guide and chapter summary. I have read entire chapters, taken pre-tests, had all the notes available to me during the tests. His questions are so off that I will even search (with word finder) for the main topic in the question and not find it anywhere in my material. I don't know what to do.
Bite the bullet, Nickell. You took the class. I told you history was boring! Now you have to man up and read the material and take the test. There is no cheating here, no short cuts, no easy way out JUST DO IT! I think is the advice a wise man once gave.
Sorry, I know you were looking for sympathy and understanding but...
(Stop laughing, Jeny)
PS
Read it to Kade in a really animated voice, not baby talk just "sing-songy". He doesn't know what you're reading (apparently neither do you) but at least he won't feel like you are ignoring him and it will help his verbal skills. Maybe it will help you too if you read aloud and put some emotion into what you are reading.
There. How was that for understanding and compassionate?
The war of 1812 was in 1812. I am sorry I cannot be of more help.
I miss you Riley Nay by the bay eating hay who does NOT like Kelsay
I AM READING IT!!!
oh and ps I HAD to take it!
Just keep swimming! It's almost over. And by the way, can you fix the family blog so it goes right here instead of to the page that tells me to go here?
I feel you, dawg. I read stuff all the time and I'm like, "wait a second, isn't art history my major? Shouldn't I understand all these words and philosophies by now?"
Unfortunately I don't think I have any great advice for you.
But I am excited about Lost on Wednesday.
You think 30 pages of history is boring, try 30 pages of psychology! Blah, blah, blah. It's all just nonsense. I do what the first girl said, read through the chapter, skimming, and then skim during the test. Sometimes I also have another window open and just look it up on Wiki or something. Ah, the joy of taking a class online!!!
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