Michael Dowling wrote:

>>
It seems to me that making the items public allows for
greater numbers of editors and testers, since there is no longer any need
to
keep them secret while doing so.
<<

However, making the items public will also give rise to "exam prep" guides
of the worst kind, which just drill the "students" with the answers to
multiple-choice questions, with no understanding whatsoever. At that point,
I'd consider the LPI certification to be devalued beyond repair.

Best,

--- Les [http://www.lesbell.com.au]


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