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Revising your NCLEX-style test questions
This webinar covered a review of “best practices” of item writing, the cognitive domain, and item difficulty and discrimination. We will also discuss how to revise questions to higher levels of the cognitive domain and how to write questions that are easy to read and understandable to second language learners.
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