From a CSN alumni, I believe every student should have access to a review after an exam. This helps better prepare students for future test taking, NCLEX, and understanding why the question was wrong.
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Scared to Say
8 years ago
We don't say "this is not fair" at home but we do say when something is not right... And this is NOT right...It is not right how the faculty has handled this situation when most of us just want to finish the program. They removed the professionalism and acted personally to a situation that the majority had nothing to do with but are effected by the consequences in a negative way...
I have lost respect, and we are told that nursing is a noble position... however I don't see that in this situation. It is hurting us, our families, and future patients
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Anonymous student
8 years ago
I just want to see this school succeed
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Stacey Huggins
8 years ago
I learn the MOST from my MISTAKES!!
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Stacey Huggins
8 years ago
I learn the MOST from my MISTAKES!!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We should show them with our actions and protest (walk out) until we’re treated Fair!!!
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Kristina Landry
8 years ago
The strengths and opportunities report is not specific enough to point us in the right direction when we get something wrong on a test. The rationales helped me understand what exactly I was getting wrong so I wouldn't make the same mistake when caring for a patient in a life and death situation. More importantly, removing the ability to see our grades once we submit is not in any way preventing cheating nor is the ability to see our grades a form of cheating. That is simply a punishment to a student body that is already anxious. I am disappointed with the administration and the faculty who are supposed to be OUR advocates and I'm sad that we are having to resort to this in order to advocate for ourselves.
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Bethany
8 years ago
We should have a voice in the decisions that are being made!
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Karen
8 years ago
How will we learn if we don’t know why we got things wrong
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Rose Poulter
8 years ago
I need to know my strength and opportunity to improve my grades. Please bring back the test review.
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Carley Eshleman
8 years ago
Featured
Allowing us to see our rationales allows us to grow in education and to help us become knowledgeable nurses. There is a reason we selected the incorrect answer so giving us clarification as to why it was incorrect is so important.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Level 1
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Aapri Nichols
8 years ago
I agree. Viewing rationales help.
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Karen D Williams
8 years ago
If nursing leaders at CSN are not helping students, they’re hurting them. There is no gray area!
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julianna maricelli
8 years ago
LEVEL I
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Maegan Brister
8 years ago
Test reviews help students understand their mistakes and make it possible for further improvement. I personally rely on test reviews to prepare myself for future test and relife nursing preparation. We need them back.
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Tiffany Caruso
8 years ago
We "The student body" shouldn't have to suffer for the actions of others!
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heather normand
8 years ago
Level 3 student and I support this petition and would like the policy enforced for ALL levels of the nursing program!
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Brittany Allen
8 years ago
Agreed!
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Diana Jones
8 years ago
I need rationales. I need to know where I went wrong in my thought process. That is how I learn. We are being punished for the "mistakes" of a few and that is not fair. I hope they reconsider their position.
From a CSN alumni, I believe every student should have access to a review after an exam. This helps better prepare students for future test taking, NCLEX, and understanding why the question was wrong.
We don't say "this is not fair" at home but we do say when something is not right... And this is NOT right...It is not right how the faculty has handled this situation when most of us just want to finish the program. They removed the professionalism and acted personally to a situation that the majority had nothing to do with but are effected by the consequences in a negative way... I have lost respect, and we are told that nursing is a noble position... however I don't see that in this situation. It is hurting us, our families, and future patients
I just want to see this school succeed
I learn the MOST from my MISTAKES!!
I learn the MOST from my MISTAKES!!
We should show them with our actions and protest (walk out) until we’re treated Fair!!!
The strengths and opportunities report is not specific enough to point us in the right direction when we get something wrong on a test. The rationales helped me understand what exactly I was getting wrong so I wouldn't make the same mistake when caring for a patient in a life and death situation. More importantly, removing the ability to see our grades once we submit is not in any way preventing cheating nor is the ability to see our grades a form of cheating. That is simply a punishment to a student body that is already anxious. I am disappointed with the administration and the faculty who are supposed to be OUR advocates and I'm sad that we are having to resort to this in order to advocate for ourselves.
We should have a voice in the decisions that are being made!
How will we learn if we don’t know why we got things wrong
I need to know my strength and opportunity to improve my grades. Please bring back the test review.
Allowing us to see our rationales allows us to grow in education and to help us become knowledgeable nurses. There is a reason we selected the incorrect answer so giving us clarification as to why it was incorrect is so important.
Level 1
I agree. Viewing rationales help.
If nursing leaders at CSN are not helping students, they’re hurting them. There is no gray area!
LEVEL I
Test reviews help students understand their mistakes and make it possible for further improvement. I personally rely on test reviews to prepare myself for future test and relife nursing preparation. We need them back.
We "The student body" shouldn't have to suffer for the actions of others!
Level 3 student and I support this petition and would like the policy enforced for ALL levels of the nursing program!
Agreed!
I need rationales. I need to know where I went wrong in my thought process. That is how I learn. We are being punished for the "mistakes" of a few and that is not fair. I hope they reconsider their position.