13-01-2008, 09:40 PM
I'd be interested to find out the true statistics, but from the limited number of results of which I am aware, it certainly seems that in 2007 the "questions" were considerably preferable to the "Control Tables". Only a small sample but those who did the former generally got at least a grade higher than I might have guessed, whilst those who did the Control Tables on average fared a bit worse than I had anticipated.
Any comments- did anyone do better in the CTs than they had expected?
I am personally of the opinion that there should not be such a choice of what to do, but that the paper should require all candidates to do some element of Control Table AND some element of written question (AND probably some element of aspect sequence as well- that I don't count as written question). I have attached poll- please give your opinion
Any comments- did anyone do better in the CTs than they had expected?
I am personally of the opinion that there should not be such a choice of what to do, but that the paper should require all candidates to do some element of Control Table AND some element of written question (AND probably some element of aspect sequence as well- that I don't count as written question). I have attached poll- please give your opinion
PJW