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I think "everyone gets the exact same test" is a whole level of hell worse than "everyone gets a test that makes sense for their abilities and goals" Are you j
by imawakegnxoxo 1y ago
I think "everyone gets the exact same test" is a whole level of hell worse than "everyone gets a test that makes sense for their abilities and goals"
Are you just concerned about the administration side of things?
I think the GP here has a pretty reasonable outlook here
"Some people can't do some things the same way as others and that's ok, people are different"
Is the vibe I got from that post
- fallingknife 1y agoEither the test must be the same for everybody or it is not a meaningful signal.
- mantas 1y agoYes. But there will always be an obscure case you can’t cover. Let’s say a test is written. Someone can’t write, but can dictate answers. Is it still the same test or not? On the other hand, how far can society tip-tap around such alternative takes? Could he go study in a field where hand writing is expected and society would still be forced to adapt?