Before I post this topic.. I want to make one thing clear.
Whether I take my exam this Friday, next Friday.. or whenever.. I am NOT planning on making up a "Cheat Sheet" for the purpose of passing the real exam. Such is wrong. If I don't deserve to pass, I shouldn't pass, and should take it again.
That being said..
As everyone who read my posts knows. I had to read 20 plus chapters of material, and each time, pass a practice exam to move on to the next chapter.
A couple of times.. if I was really stuck on a question or two for a chapter, the system would give me the right answer to a particular question, and I would write it down, and keep it, because.. I knew I needed to get through all 20 chapters, and not be stuck on one chapter. The way the system worked.. I needed a 70% on each practice exam, to "Graduate" to the next chapter.
Sooo., if the system directed me to take the practice test over again, I did, and I failed it, sometimes up to.. 10 times.. I would write down a couple of the correct answers on a sheet, for the purpose of simply passing the one chapter exam.. so I could go on to the next chapter, and make sure I reviewed all the work.
When I mentioned this to my friends.. they didn't see anything wrong.. because.. they said what I did was really not a "cheat sheet" for a few answers, but rather.. a tool to help me study, and not get bogged down with one question or chapter, while being able to then move on to others.
Is what I did wrong? Was it really a "Cheat Sheet".. or.. just a tool to help me study, and make sure I was able to get to all 20 chapters, and take all 20 practice tests. I didn't have to do this with every chapter.,. or even most.. or even.. some.. just with a couple of really troublesome chapters that I was concerned about getting bogged down with, that I wouldn't be able to get to others.
Thoughts?
Whether I take my exam this Friday, next Friday.. or whenever.. I am NOT planning on making up a "Cheat Sheet" for the purpose of passing the real exam. Such is wrong. If I don't deserve to pass, I shouldn't pass, and should take it again.
That being said..
As everyone who read my posts knows. I had to read 20 plus chapters of material, and each time, pass a practice exam to move on to the next chapter.
A couple of times.. if I was really stuck on a question or two for a chapter, the system would give me the right answer to a particular question, and I would write it down, and keep it, because.. I knew I needed to get through all 20 chapters, and not be stuck on one chapter. The way the system worked.. I needed a 70% on each practice exam, to "Graduate" to the next chapter.
Sooo., if the system directed me to take the practice test over again, I did, and I failed it, sometimes up to.. 10 times.. I would write down a couple of the correct answers on a sheet, for the purpose of simply passing the one chapter exam.. so I could go on to the next chapter, and make sure I reviewed all the work.
When I mentioned this to my friends.. they didn't see anything wrong.. because.. they said what I did was really not a "cheat sheet" for a few answers, but rather.. a tool to help me study, and not get bogged down with one question or chapter, while being able to then move on to others.
Is what I did wrong? Was it really a "Cheat Sheet".. or.. just a tool to help me study, and make sure I was able to get to all 20 chapters, and take all 20 practice tests. I didn't have to do this with every chapter.,. or even most.. or even.. some.. just with a couple of really troublesome chapters that I was concerned about getting bogged down with, that I wouldn't be able to get to others.
Thoughts?