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On May 06 2009 10:24 DoctorHelvetica wrote: I'm taking Psychology and English Literature this week.
I'm going to fail the Psychology test and probably get a 5 on English Lit. Really, I thought the pysche test was breezy
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I just failed my IB history SL test... Calc AP test tomorrow -_-
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i'm almost positive that i got a 100% on ap stat
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On May 06 2009 09:54 il0seonpurpose wrote:+ Show Spoiler +On May 06 2009 09:33 XinRan wrote:I took the stats too, and it was surprisingly easy. I too was expecting them to make us do a lot of inference and significance tests. The only thing that really bothered me was the first free response graph. I put a bar graph comparing all the data by gender, but the bar graph feels a little bit nooby. What did you put? And I'm also taking US History. We can suffer together I had two bars for each category of the job experience and put like a legend or w/e, a regular bar was for males and a bar with lines going across were females. What did you put for the frog dissection one and the last one about the car and skewness? And I was also expecting there to be alot of significance tests, I was going crazy trying to remember the conditions. And US is just annoying now, our teacher is suffocating us with multiple choice packets
I did exactly the same thing as you for the graph, except regular bars for females and the other kind for males. Great minds think alike
I said that the ones who went for the dissection are more likely to like bio and be better bio students, which would introduce a variable other than dissection/computer program. I'm assuming you mean the last part for the car. I put down (Max-Median)/(Median-min). I self-studied and didn't study very hard, so take my answer with a grain of salt.
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Oh nice, I said that smarter kids would do the actual dissection instead of the virtual one!! What about the first part, how did you set up your method?
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I just had them draw slips from a hat to randomize it. One half of the slips denote dissection while the other mean program.
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erm dude rn't u not suppose to talk about the test till like a day after or something?
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Shhhh But really, who's going to catch us?
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On May 06 2009 11:33 R3condite wrote: erm dude rn't u not suppose to talk about the test till like a day after or something? i remember talking about the SAT when they gave us a water/snack break then all my friends were like OMG SHHHHH nerds. ^^l I guess you're technically not supposed to, but it's one of those rules that's nearly always broken anyways(? i think)
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On May 06 2009 11:37 HeavOnEarth wrote:Show nested quote +On May 06 2009 11:33 R3condite wrote: erm dude rn't u not suppose to talk about the test till like a day after or something? i remember talking about the SAT when they gave us a water/snack break then all my friends were like OMG SHHHHH nerds. ^^l I guess you're technically not supposed to, but it's one of those rules that's nearly always broken anyways(? i think)
Yeah me and my friends would talk about stuff on the test during our breaks lol.
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Attention, some of you are being prosecuted and your IP addresses monitored- due to the failure to comply with "a number of established test administration procedures as clearly set out in the 2009 AP Coordinator's Manual."
To reiterate what you should all already know:
UNALLOWABLE CONTENT 1. The articulation of multiple-choice exam questions and answers. 2. The articulation of free-response questions* within 2 days of the exam in which they appear.
EXAMPLES OF ALLOWABLE CONTENT 1. A general discussion of topics on the exam. 2. Comments on how well the course covered those topics. 3. Comments related to preparation. 4. Comments on how well the student thinks s/he did. 5. Comments on the difficulty of the exam.
Each time a student takes an AP Exam he/she must sign the following statement: "To maintain the security of the exam and the validity of my AP grade, I will allow no one else to see the multiple-choice questions. I will seal the appropriate section when asked to do so, and, I will not discuss these questions with anyone at any time after the completion of the section. I am aware of and agree to the Program's policies and procedures as outlined in the 2005-06 Bulletin for AP Students and Parents - including using extended time only if I have been preapproved by College Board Services for Students with Disabilities."
When the AP Program finds that a student has disclosed through any means any multiple-choice questions, any free-response question from an alternate exam, or any free-response question from a regularly-scheduled exam within the 48 hours of its administration, the Program will automatically have that student's exam grades canceled.
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Nice try, you scared me for a sec
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^ i lol'd
that was a good try
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On May 06 2009 11:48 APAdministration wrote: Attention, some of you are being prosecuted and your IP addresses monitored- due to the failure to comply with "a number of established test administration procedures as clearly set out in the 2009 AP Coordinator's Manual."
To reiterate what you should all already know:
UNALLOWABLE CONTENT 1. The articulation of multiple-choice exam questions and answers. 2. The articulation of free-response questions* within 2 days of the exam in which they appear.
EXAMPLES OF ALLOWABLE CONTENT 1. A general discussion of topics on the exam. 2. Comments on how well the course covered those topics. 3. Comments related to preparation. 4. Comments on how well the student thinks s/he did. 5. Comments on the difficulty of the exam.
Each time a student takes an AP Exam he/she must sign the following statement: "To maintain the security of the exam and the validity of my AP grade, I will allow no one else to see the multiple-choice questions. I will seal the appropriate section when asked to do so, and, I will not discuss these questions with anyone at any time after the completion of the section. I am aware of and agree to the Program's policies and procedures as outlined in the 2005-06 Bulletin for AP Students and Parents - including using extended time only if I have been preapproved by College Board Services for Students with Disabilities."
When the AP Program finds that a student has disclosed through any means any multiple-choice questions, any free-response question from an alternate exam, or any free-response question from a regularly-scheduled exam within the 48 hours of its administration, the Program will automatically have that student's exam grades canceled.
Oh my god...
LOL
(Troll Booth gogo)
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I was pretty scared for like a good minute, gj. Haha
On May 06 2009 11:32 XinRan wrote: I just had them draw slips from a hat to randomize it. One half of the slips denote dissection while the other mean program.
Dang, for some reason I said matched test but I knew that was wrong. I thought just randomly doing it wasn't enough so I tried to put more crap. Unfortunately, it's not right.
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On another note everyone look at the top right corner EPICC.
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On May 06 2009 12:09 HeavOnEarth wrote: On another note everyone look at the top right corner EPICC.
OH SHI-
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Yeah I just noticed it too, nice!!
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