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Learning assessment methods:
In-person written exam consisting of:
• a multiple choice quiz consisting of 14 questions for each discipline (tot. 56 questions) with 4 alternative answers, of which only one is correct.
The correct answer corresponds to + 0.5 points; the answer not given or given incorrectly equals 0 points.
• an open question referring to one of the topics covered in a discipline.
The answer must contain 5 indicators previously defined by the teacher:
5 indicators = 3 points
4 indicators = 2 points
3 indicators = 1.5 points
2 indicators = 1 point
1 indicator = 0.5 points
wrong answer = 0 points.

The criterion for passing the exam is the achievement of at least 4 points for each Module (or at least 8 correct questions for Pediatric Nursing + at least 8 correct for Pediatrics + at least 8 correct for Gynecology at least 8 correct for Obstetric Care).
The written exam is considered passed if the student, in addition to having reached the barrier criterion, acquires an overall score (quiz + open question) equal to or greater than 18 points (corresponding to 18/31).
The final grade will be calculated from the sum of the scores obtained and will be expressed as thirty-first, where 31 corresponds to 30 with honors.
For the written test, the student has 60 minutes at his disposal, at the end of which all students must return the grid with the answers and the quiz battery to the commission.
The correction of the writing is carried out at the end of the test.
The verbalization will be carried out in the following way: verbalization after acceptance / rejection.
Students not regularly enrolled will not be admitted to the exam.

In case of need to reschedule the Appeal in remote mode, according to the specific indications of the University to deal with the emergency situation related to the Sars-CoV-2 virus pandemic, the exam will be: remote oral . To pass the exam, the student must acquire a grade of at least 18/31 in each of the 4 teaching modules: Pediatric Nursing, Pediatrics, Gynecology and Obstetrical Assistance. The final grade will be calculated from the average of the thirty-first grade of each Teaching Module.
Rating:
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