I’m so proud of your maturity and growth! Hang in there. 11 weeks is nothing compared to when you started almost 3 yrs ago. It’s been wonderful to have your here with us. As you can tell, I’m not in a hurry for you to finish and leave us.
So glad to see you still progressing and thank you for keeping us updated. We’re rooting for you Jeena! You’re going to be an amazing CRNA before you know it! And hopefully an educator too! ❤👩🏻⚕️🤗
there are a lot of questions on a lot of tests you don't get taught to solve in school, that is pretty typical. For reference, on the GED test, each section will just keep getting more difficult after every question if you answer correctly. despite high school students taking these tests, if they are successfully answering the university level questions, it will be reflected in their score. these schools dont teach you everything, just what you need to pass.. if you want to learn everything that's up to you.. also in case you havent already heard.. "Killer questions are designed for students in the top one percent" "killer questions are requiring knowledge beyond the scope of students" prompt: what are killer questions in school? Gemini: "Killer questions" are a term used to describe extremely difficult questions that are sometimes outside the scope of a school's curriculum. In the context of a school lesson, a "killer question" might be a question that is very difficult for students to answer, but the teacher knows the answer and the question is related to the lesson's objectives. Basically, pimp questions being presented to you on your exams.
I’m so proud of your maturity and growth! Hang in there. 11 weeks is nothing compared to when you started almost 3 yrs ago. It’s been wonderful to have your here with us. As you can tell, I’m not in a hurry for you to finish and leave us.
So glad to see you still progressing and thank you for keeping us updated. We’re rooting for you Jeena! You’re going to be an amazing CRNA before you know it! And hopefully an educator too! ❤👩🏻⚕️🤗
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there are a lot of questions on a lot of tests you don't get taught to solve in school, that is pretty typical. For reference, on the GED test, each section will just keep getting more difficult after every question if you answer correctly. despite high school students taking these tests, if they are successfully answering the university level questions, it will be reflected in their score.
these schools dont teach you everything, just what you need to pass.. if you want to learn everything that's up to you.. also in case you havent already heard..
"Killer questions are designed for students in the top one percent"
"killer questions are requiring knowledge beyond the scope of students"
prompt: what are killer questions in school?
Gemini: "Killer questions" are a term used to describe extremely difficult questions that are sometimes outside the scope of a school's curriculum. In the context of a school lesson, a "killer question" might be a question that is very difficult for students to answer, but the teacher knows the answer and the question is related to the lesson's objectives.
Basically, pimp questions being presented to you on your exams.
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