I only have one final today, and it's an online math final. The odd thing is that the same final is simultaneously being given in the classroom. I guess the teacher is doing it this way, so that everyone can decide how they prefer taking the final. Personally, I've found that taking a test on the computer is a lot easier than taking it on paper. With the test being given in these two formats, the time limit is still the same- two hours. However, there are only 10 questions, and I honestly don't think that ten questions is really going to take me very long- not in doing the test on the computer, anyway.
A positive side to taking this final online is that I'll learn my final grade right away. After completing the test, I only have to hit the "submit" icon. That will then show me my score- putting it immediately into Blackboard Gradebook. Already knowing that I'm passing English with a B makes me wonder if the same result might occur after the math final.
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Monday, May 7, 2007
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My Interesting Life As a Student
- Nico Echols
- Springfield, Illinois, United States
- I'm living in Springfield, but I'm originally from Chicago. I am now living in a group home for people who are visually impaired. Living at the Mary Bryant Home has been a huge step in my life. I am now able to get involved in activities every day. I am making lots of new friends, and I'm enjoying living with my new family. Since I'm the youngest person, I feel like I have lots of parents and grandparents, and even my best friend, who is like a big sister, to spend my time with. I don't think I'd change this for anything else in the world.