Las Vegas College nursing school found violating 'high stakes testing' policy

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @jill6979
    @jill6979 Год назад +4

    I went to Las Vegas College in 2007 for massage therapy. This place is an absolute joke!! Always has been. When they get in trouble, they just change the classes.

  • @anthonymartinez4307
    @anthonymartinez4307 Год назад +2

    In Las Vegas nobody knows ( they been around since 1920) but only now they know what is happening in 2023. Carson city didn’t know they have a drinking and driving problem all these decades but now in 2023 they finally are aware of the problem.

  • @MH-eu1dr
    @MH-eu1dr Год назад +1

    Wait wait wait--don't we want nurses to be able to pass such a test?

    • @BishimDeja
      @BishimDeja Год назад +1

      Yes but you can’t use one test to say rather they fail a program. They would already give the students finals, then make them take a standardized test (which is only used allegedly as NCLEX prep) and blend it into a regular class. Not even the NCLEX is needed to pass a program. It is needed to be a nurse, but not to graduate school.

    • @privateprivate5302
      @privateprivate5302 6 месяцев назад +1

      So basically
      They passed all of their classes and all of their tests.
      But before allowing them to graduate, the school gave them ONE last test to "rule them all"...in a winner take all, losers FLUNK OUT... that's why it's called "high stakes".
      50-50 chance you pass or fail this test.
      It has nothing to do with your overall performance in the school program nor the fact that you successfully finished your program.
      The Winner Takes all Test was merely marketed as a guage. A mock NCLEx to determine whether the student would pass NCLEx boards--if the mock test was the real thing...
      If the students failed that mock test the nursing program failed the students completely, 2-4 yrs of nursing education be damned...flushed all away.
      But 95-98% of nursing school graduates take a Kaplan prep enrichment program post graduation in preparation to sit for boards...and graduate nurses who take those enrichment courses have a 90-95% pass rate first time sitting for boards...
      So the mock all or nothing high stakes test is sabotage....and sitting for that mock NCLEx ONE TIME, should be a requirement and shouldn't be used as a pass or fail for the entire program

  • @Mexicano1768
    @Mexicano1768 Год назад +1

    I'm confused

  • @The_Savage_Wombat
    @The_Savage_Wombat Год назад +2

    Only Nevaduh would ban testing of nurses.

    • @sinnahn
      @sinnahn Год назад +6

      They violated a Nursing Board policy, they didn't ban testing.

    • @The_Savage_Wombat
      @The_Savage_Wombat Год назад

      @@sinnahn Did you watch the whole video?

    • @BishimDeja
      @BishimDeja Год назад +2

      @@The_Savage_Wombatbro you dnt know what you’re talking about. They was using NCLEX prep courses to say rather someone passed a class. Thats like using an SAT prep test, and then saying u failed high school. Lmaooo. This school was kinda doing that. (Allegedly) The students would do well, pass their finals and everything. Then have to log on to an online program used as NCLEX test prep, and take another random standardized test that may or may not include all that you learned in the actual class 😂