Re: [情報] GMAT考試資訊Update!!

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唔~~差點忘了 Manhattan 說會 update 補充一下原文網址 (縮): http://ppt.cc/X-wG 個人覺得這樣的改變可以說是有利有弊不必再去擔心"怪異"的慣用法但相對的必須深入句意這對亞洲人來說會稍微不利...... 所以以前補習班教的快速解題技巧可能越來越沒用要秒殺題目更有可能會誤導秒殺到正確選項還是需要細心的深入 OG 的一些解釋而不是靠太多補習班的獨家技巧來快速選取答案才是這在這幾年的修辭題目改變已經證明了此點 ※ 引述《tootoobenee (A級垂耳兔)》之銘言： : by Stacey Koprince, Manhattan GMAT Instructor : I just got back from the biannual GMAC Test Prep Summit. : (Quick: what does biannual mean? Just in case you see the word in a question!) : We discussed a number of very interesting things. Don’t worry – I won’t : totally geek out on you – but some of what we discussed will be useful for : you even if you don’t make your career in test prep. : In this article, we’re going to discuss information from the conference that : is relevant to everyone taking the test right now (or soon). Most of the key : bits were gleaned from the presentations of Dr. Lawrence M. Rudner, : Chief Psychometrician of GMAC. All quotes and statistics throughout this : article are courtesy of Larry. Keep an eye out for a future article in which : we’ll dive a bit more deeply into the Next Generation GMAT, which will launch : in June of 2012. (Oh – and “biannual” means “every 2 years.”) : The myths are still myths : The earlier questions are not worth more. Accuracy is not more important than : timing. We knew that already. Larry specifically made a point of reiterating : these messages and asking for our help in disseminating the information – : it really bothers him that the myths are still floating around out there, and : it bothers me, too. This misinformation can cause students to receive lower : scores than they might have otherwise. The whole point of my job as a teacher : is to help people get better scores – so I definitely don’t want to see : anyone fall short of a goal because he believed a myth that we could have : dispelled. : Also, I know you’ve heard this before, but it bears repeating: : “There is a severe penalty for not completing the GMAT test.” : – Larry Rudner : For those who may not have seen the data before, Larry again showed us real : data showing how a 70th percentile test taker would drop if she left the last : five questions blank. Assuming that she was at the 70th percentile when she : ran out of time, that student would end up with a 55th percentile score – : a 15-percentile-point drop! : (Note: the magnitude of the drop can change depending upon the scoring level. : As a general rule, the higher the score, the more of a drop if you leave : questions blank or have a string of wrong answers at the end.) -- 每月專修及機經家教課程開跑幫助各位複習數學更有效率更確實 GMAT SAT 留學考試 - 勇闖夢想的新鮮人 http://ndxica.pixnet.net/blog -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 111.248.211.76