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Old Tue Sep 04, 2007, 11:50pm
David Emerling David Emerling is offline
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Originally Posted by fitump56
Do you get your tests for the THSSAA (sp) handed to you prior to test day and get to take the test with no time limits, an open book and any notes you want?
It's TSSAA (Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association)

We use the open book test as a group project during our mandatory meetings. We just go around the room and take turn reading and answering the questions. If anybody has any questions, we address right there on the spot.

The closed book exam is taken individually, with books closed, and no time limit. The taking of the closed book exam is not mandatory. But failure to do so, and score 90% or above, prohibits an umpire from getting any District, Regional, or State playoff assignments.

Also, there is no feedback on test results. We take the test and that's the last we hear of it. We don't find out if we "passed", "failed", or what our score was. We hand it in, walk out of the room, and that's it.

David Emerling
Memphis, TN
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