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My TBL students have complained that my RATS are too difficult. This occurs even though I try to limit RAT questions to lower levels Bloom's taxonomy of educational objectives ("knowledge" , "comprehension" and "application" ---- no "synthesis" or "evaluation" and no computations). Also, it occurs even though I give them tips ( a list of terms ) before the RAT is given.
So, I am thinking about giving stronger tips. For example, consider the below question.
6. The gap ratio expresses the repricing gap for a given time period as a percentage of
a. equity.
b. total liabilities.
c. current liabilities.
d. total assets.
e. current assets.
I could give them the premise of all or some of the questions before the RAT. That is I would give them the below before the RAT.
The gap ratio expresses the repricing gap for a given time period as a percentage of
I worry this could make it too easy. Has anyone out there done this? Any advice?
Thanks in advance.
Duane R. Stock, Price Investments Professor
205A Adams Hall
Price College of Business
University of Oklahoma
Norman, OK 73019
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