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I like to mouth words out to myself to help me think instead of talking out loud. While this is normally perfectly fine during in-person exams, this year I've
by JCharante 6y ago
I like to mouth words out to myself to help me think instead of talking out loud.
While this is normally perfectly fine during in-person exams, this year I've gotten warned for looking suspicious because through video surveillance it looks like I'm reading something out for somebody else in the room during exams.
Because it's so ingrained in me, I now concentrate on remembering to not mouth anything rather than on the test itself.
- topkai22 6y agoI had the exact thing happen to me (pre—pandemic). I complained pretty extensively to the test sponsor and the proctoring organization, as that (and a few other "rules") weren't written down anywhere. I didn't get anywhere but I'd still encourage you to do the same. If no one explains the problems with these tests to the people paying for them (the teachers, department chairs and employers) than they wont know what's going on either.