ASL - Guidelines During and After the Examination
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Instructors should minimize interruptions during exams by avoiding instructions and talking. They should also monitor students to prevent cheating and give time warnings if students are not pacing well. After exams, instructors should grade papers, record scores in pencil before returning them, and return papers in a timely manner while also discussing test items with students.
ASL - Guidelines During and After the Examination
- 2. 1. Do not give instructions or avoid talking while examination is going on to minimize interruptions and distractions. 2.Avoid giving hints 3.Monitor to check students progress and discourage cheating.
- 3. 4. Give time warnings if student are not pacing their work appropriately. 5. Make note of any questions students ask during the test so that items can be revised for future use. 6. Test papers must be collected uniformly to save time and to avoid test papers to be misplaced.
- 5. 1.Grade the papers ,do test analysis after the scoring and before returning papers to students if at all possible. 2.If you are recording grades or score, record them in pencil in your class record before returning the papers.
- 6. 3. Return papers in a timely manner. 4. Discuss test items with the students.