End of Module Examination

Modified on Tue, 23 May, 2023 at 12:24 PM

Before you attempt an exam, please ensure that you are on a desktop computer - due to the descriptive nature of the exam, we strongly advise that you do not take the exam on the Moodle App on your smartphone or tablet.


What is the end of module exam?


This final assessment element is an examination that contains 30 case problems in the form of ‘single best answer’ questions in a one-hour online assessment, which you must complete after beginning the exam - breaks cannot be taken. The questions are based on the clinical aspects of the module and their discussion topics. We highly recommend that you find a distraction, interruption-free environment, and ensure that your internet connection is reliable. 


Due to the multiple-choice nature of the exam and how it is computerized and automated differently for each student, it is not possible to provide students with a past paper. Due to this same reason, we are also not able to provide the student’s individual answers in the exams. Please be assured, however, that the exam questions are related to the following:


  • Course content covered in the Academic Forum each week of the module from the Tutors prompts
     
  • Academic engagement within this component with your peers
     
  • Revision through extra research and wider-reading


The end of module summative MCQ assessment tests that you have met the learning outcomes of this module (not just the content of the Academic Forum). This is a post-graduate course and you are expected to be independently reading around the subject. Please ensure you have reviewed the recommended reading list and are familiar with the module learning outcomes.


Please Note: Should you experience any technical errors, please take a print screen immediately once an error has occurred, this needs to include a date and time-stamp to evidence the technical error. This will then be investigated by our technical team and if we unfortunately cannot find evidence of this, the answers that have been submitted will be taken as the official answers

 

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