Open-book Exams

[Gerald Bourne]

Yes, pero sobrang hirap ng exam.

[ZaalbartErol]

Does not guarantee the exam taker on passing the exam.

[Gerald Bourne]

Yes, hirap sagutan wais prof.

[Incrediblehunk]

Yes, it was analytical and localization of the exact pathology..It was extremely hard.

[Liebe]

Wala kang mahahanap na sagot mismo pero yung concept may makukuha ka.

[DorkVader]

On 7/19/2008 at 12:07 PM, berde said:

If your professor announces that your next exam will be open-book (meaning, unlike in normal circumstances, you will be allowed to open your books / notes / math formulas / etc. while you take the exam), do you look at it as an extra challenge?

 

(Because if your professor were sadistic enough, open-book exams mean the same as saying "I'll give you an exam so hard that you won't get a passing grade... even if you've got your books open." )

I don’t see it that way.  Putting all your resources within your reach is also good training.  You don’t go through life with all your knowledge crammed in your brain.  What is important is you know where to find the answer to life’s difficult questions.  Doctor’s in their senior years still open their books.  They just don’t stop updating.  
Kkahit bukas pa ang Libro kung hindi rin naman pinagaralan, Hindi mo rin mahahanap ang sagot.  Validation ang pinaka purpose ng open book exams.  Kapag bumagsak, ibig sabihin hindi nagaral in the first place.

[Maykeee]

disgrasya lahat ng open book exams na napagdaanan ko nung college.

parang pagboto, bibigyan ka ng opportunity na pumili ng mga pulitikong tutulong sayo pero isang araw palang na nakaupo sila eh puro pangungupal na ang gagawin sayo at sa taumbayan.

ganun din dito, nagcreate ang prof ng opportunity sayo na bumuklat ng mga libro para tulungan ka sa exam, pero ang totoo, kukupalin ka lang dahil out of this world ang mga tanungan sa exam.