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Jun 2, 2016
For 2 of my 3 constructed response questions, I am going to need to identify 2 strengths or aspects and then proceed with the analysis for each strength/aspect. I'm trying to decide if it is better to fully address one and then fully address the other, or if it is best to address both simultaneously. If I run out of time, is it better to be incomplete equally for both, or to have fully addressed one and not the other.
What do you think?
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I'm glad you are looking at and analyzing the exercises.
I'm not a trained assessor and can't really give an opinion as to what would be better. Of course, completing it all, would be optimum, but I know many don't and they still do at least ok, score...See More