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Open-Book Tests
January 9, 2008
I would say that I have to agree. I study for all my tests but some of them still don’t go the way that I would like them to. Mykayla has a good point in that when she says that people can study all they want but they just don’t grasp the concept they are studying for. Also these students are focused on what they need to memorize for the test. Instead they can be able to understand what they need. I fell that this would help many students academically.
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