[etni] Fw: re: poor question on Bagrut
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From: mary shafir - maryshafir@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: poor question on Bagrut
Hi there,
I would like to add to what was said that most of our students connect
drummers with rock music rather than classical music. In my humble opinion,
this is an example of how the readers' reality context affects or interferes
with text understanding. However, I must admit that I did not see the
particular text discussed.
Mary
Sharon wrote:
> I feel so frustrated as a Bagrut examiner when I come across questions
> which
> I think are problematic.
> Summer Moed Bet G - the question about why the term "unexpectedly" is used
> to describe Mr. Treasure's work. The answer that I would give if this were
> an open ended question is that one would not expect a drummer to go into a
> business which specializes in the subtle use of sound. This is not one of
> the options given, and one is forced to give the answer that one would not
> expect Mr. Treasure to become a business advisor - only because the other
> answers were so much worse. However, this is not really a correct
> statement.
> What are we saying - that drummers lack the intelligence to go into
> business? Of course, a lot of kids chose the answer that one would not
> expect Mr. Treasure to like classical music. This is not a correct answer,
> but it does hint at part of what the true answer should be.
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