Philosophy-111 Critical Thinking And Writing
Exams
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Number, Terms and Conditions for all four online exams:
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- There are only four exams for this course and each is conducted online
- Each exam will be worth a maximum of 100 grade points
- All exams are conducted online at thetestingcenter.com
- Each of you will receive a unique user ID and password good for all four exams
- You will be informed of the exact dates for each exam via class email
- All exams will be conducted over a weekend beginning Friday and ending Sunday evening at Midnight
- You will have three attempts to access and take each exam (each access = one exam attempt)
- You may use one attempt to print out the entire exam, work on the questions offline then login to finish your final attempt
- You must complete each exam during the exam access dates and time over the specified three days.
- There are no extensions or exceptions so don’t bother asking. No excuses….just do it.
Exam Format:
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- Each online exam will be a mix of true/false, multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank formats.
- Bonus questions may be offered in the form of LOGIC PUZZLES for you to solve
- Essays, Term Paper and Final Exam will be conducted by email exchange
Grading:
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- Each exam and each attempt will be examined individually to see if more credit can be awarded for correctness.
- The HIGHEST score of your three attempts will be the recorded score for each exam
Make-Up Exams:
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- There are no make-up exams or extra credit busy work. This is college level course work
Advisory:
You will be informed well in advance when the online access window opens for each exam. When the access window opens for each online exam, get in there right away, study the exam questions, print out the exam if you wish and log off. Do not procrastinate.
Then work on the questions to the best of your ability. Log back in and use your second attempt. Click the SUBMIT button and see your grade. Remember, each time you open the exam it counts as one attempt out of your three attempts limit.
Figure out the ones you got wrong, then log back in for your final attempt. These exams are structured for your self-learning development. Use them as such and you will be successful. Learn how to learn.
---Cordially
Professor Mark McInitre
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