curious to know: I missed 8 in this latest quarter 6, my worst quarter so far, yet my overall score to date jumped and improved after the quarter? Also, 4 of the 8 incorrect this quarter are now listed as 'replaced' and don't show as incorrect. Im assuming I got that topic question correct in another quarter, and it was a 2nd or 3rd question on that topic, so since it was correct in another quarter, it now replaced that missed topic question in this quarter 6?
@@kevinryan4251 I understand how, theoretically, your score could stay the same or even improve, depending on the weighting system of each question combined with any repeat topics you improved on. However, I can't explain what is happening in the scenario you are presenting. An incorrect question in the most recent quarter shouldn't be able to be replaced until the next quarter. I know they had an IT issue on their end this quarter and I'm seeing people have bizarre findings on their dashboard. For instance, one perosn finished their 25 questions, but the dashboard said they answered 26 questions and Unanswered said -1! So, maybe it's a computer error. We'll have to see how this all shakes out.
@@TheMedicineCouch Looking over the quarters again, the only thing I can conclude is that I have answered multiple questions on a topic correctly in multiple quarters, but missed those topic questions in quarter 6, but the corrects from other quarters replaced 4 incorrect I got in quarter 6.
I'm reserving my final judgement until I finish the test, but I think I will be agreeing with you. I don't have previous PANRE tests to compare with, but I remember how stressful the PANCE was!
I like getting immediate feedback and I do feel like I’m learning with the PANRE-LA. I always passed the PANRE(1990, 1996, 2002, 2008, 2014 - btw EVERY 6 years was crazy!), but I bet I missed a lot of questions.
How is the PANRE-LA going for you? Would you choose this option again?
curious to know: I missed 8 in this latest quarter 6, my worst quarter so far, yet my overall score to date jumped and improved after the quarter? Also, 4 of the 8 incorrect this quarter are now listed as 'replaced' and don't show as incorrect. Im assuming I got that topic question correct in another quarter, and it was a 2nd or 3rd question on that topic, so since it was correct in another quarter, it now replaced that missed topic question in this quarter 6?
@@kevinryan4251 I understand how, theoretically, your score could stay the same or even improve, depending on the weighting system of each question combined with any repeat topics you improved on. However, I can't explain what is happening in the scenario you are presenting. An incorrect question in the most recent quarter shouldn't be able to be replaced until the next quarter. I know they had an IT issue on their end this quarter and I'm seeing people have bizarre findings on their dashboard. For instance, one perosn finished their 25 questions, but the dashboard said they answered 26 questions and Unanswered said -1! So, maybe it's a computer error. We'll have to see how this all shakes out.
@@TheMedicineCouch Looking over the quarters again, the only thing I can conclude is that I have answered multiple questions on a topic correctly in multiple quarters, but missed those topic questions in quarter 6, but the corrects from other quarters replaced 4 incorrect I got in quarter 6.
I would choose the PANRE-LA version over the original. I took PANRE five times over my career and it was more stressful.
I'm reserving my final judgement until I finish the test, but I think I will be agreeing with you. I don't have previous PANRE tests to compare with, but I remember how stressful the PANCE was!
I like getting immediate feedback and I do feel like I’m learning with the PANRE-LA.
I always passed the PANRE(1990, 1996, 2002, 2008, 2014 - btw EVERY 6 years was crazy!), but I bet I missed a lot of questions.
@@michaelk294 I agree that the feedback is very nice. It's not really helpful to go take and test and not really know what you missed and why.