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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Education / Pedagogy | |||||||
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4 | Regular Exams and Re-Sits |
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na | ordinary and extraordinary examinations |
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na | ordinary and convalidating examinations |
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na | regular [exams] and self-study exams |
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ordinary and extraordinary examinations Explanation: Hola. These look like good words too! It happens sometimes...:Link 1: "Article 43 (1) Examination periods shall be ordinary and extraordinary. (2) Ordinary examination periods shall be: winter, summer and autumn. Ordinary examination periods shall last at least four weeks. Extraordinary examination periods shall be regulated by the syllabus of the institution of higher education." Link 2: "General Examination Regulations ... 2. Organization of the examinations: Article 5 (ordinary examination sessions); Article 6 (extraordinary examination sessions); ...". And another link from Geordyside varsity: "University Calendar 2000/2001 - University of Newcastle upon... The number of examiners shall be the same for an extraordinary examination as for an ordinary examination and the examination shall be of the same standard.", from link: www.ncl.ac.uk/calendar/university.regs/genregs.html All the best, cheers :-) Reference: http://www.mzt.hr/mzt/eng/info/low_h.htm Reference: http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/kuleuven/reglement/onderw1e.htm |
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ordinary and convalidating examinations Explanation: Another alternative (the student did not need to attend the subject but convalidated credits by examination). Free examination (examen libre). (The student did not enroll the subject but paid exam fees and convalidated the credits.) Both exams are considered extraordinarios. Experience convalidating credits in Spanish universities. |
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regular [exams] and self-study exams Explanation: regular OR formal exams "self-study exam" seems to be commonly used. SEE FOLLOWING: Credit Without Attending Formal Classes Guidelines Students wishing to demonstrate proficiency may challenge some credit courses by taking a proficiency examination. Students must be in good standing and cannot have completed the course previously with a grade. A fee of $40 for each proficiency examination is payable to the campus cashier's office (located in the campus Student Services Office) prior to testing. A "T/P" will appear on the student's academic record after successful completion of the exam. Credit granted will not apply toward fulfillment of Metro's residency requirement of graduation. Credit awarded will usually not transfer to another college or university. SEE ALSO: Self-study sessions are an alternative way to earn course credits by passing final course exams without attending classroom or web-based training sessions. Not all courses are offered as self study. All SELF-STUDY EXAMS are open book. Students are provided with study materials. Only ORPS course materials may be used as references at the exam. Internet |
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Regular Exams and Re-Sits Explanation: I think that "extraordinario" means that the student hasn't passed the regular exam and needs to re-take the exam in order to earn credit for the course. |
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