Thursday, 1 June 2017

Bitter pill to swallow

Today was our Level 1 maths exam where a total of 7 credits were up for grabs, 4 for Statistics and 3 for Linear Algebra.

 25% of my priority Maori learners sat an assessment
25% were absent
50% showed up without a device. 

After an intense week of revision, 75% of the learners were not prepared for success - what a bitter pill to swallow.
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  1. Dorothy2 June 2017 at 06:15

    How disappointing Noelene. Knowing you I am sure there was a, "and so I did...." to follow. I am staying tuned to find out more.

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