Tuesday, February 16, 2016 | 12:22 PM
Post-Free Posting
Remember the post on the open-book test? Yeah, I had another one yesterday and it was the same subject, different topics. I was glad the paper was manageable compared to the last. I guess the same problem exists: you remembered reading about it somewhere in the textbook, you highlighted/underlined whatever you think were important, but when it comes to the most critical time, you just can't find it. Or worse, you know you NEVER encounter that in the textbook.
The test tomorrow is still one that you just have to memorise whatever you feel like it because, LITTLE NOTES is given. Which may be better than the previous time when not a single thing was given. Irritatingly, it came with a subtext: complement with the very detailed notes you have made on your own. Um, I don't intend to study everything because I have no idea what is important and not. So why don't you hurry up and just give me what I need to know, especially now that it's the last assessment point? I can't seem to fit all into my head with repetitive words popping out everywhere: quality, lab quality management, lab management system, technical process, technical competencies, quality assurance, quality assessment, etc.
Oh my God.
