On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, A.R. (Tom) Peters wrote:
> administration. Since we will be certifying a specific level of
> expertise, the breakdown into multiple exams is a matter of convenience
> (or whim). I see no reason to require any order.
I agree with Tom in principle. But as a practical matter, we know that
tests (no tests, not even those as fine as we have created/are creating)
are perfect. If we allow people to take T2 exams first, some small
proportion of people could pass T2 without being able to pass T1.
Therefore I prefer Chuck's solution that examinees take (I would say
*pass*) T1 before being allowed to take any T2 exam. This policy will
increase the validity of the LPI program. There doesn't seem to be much
opposition to allowing different orders within a level and I concur.
-Alan
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