What if your handwriting is near PERFECT that it looks like it's printed?? (1 Viewer)

[jamesfirst]

What if a student wrote a response but their handwriting looks as if it was printed...


would he get called ??

 

[themanman]

What if a student wrote a response but their handwriting looks as if it was printed...


would he get called ??

wtf?

impossible

 

[jamesfirst]

wtf?

impossible

What if it was like SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PERFECT. Like it looks like a printed writing.


hahaha I'm just curious.

 

[acemusic415]

I have friends who write so neat and meticulous that it really does look like a font. But during exam conditions, I think the pressure gets to you and I don't know anybody who writes like a font during an exam - only outside of one. That said, if it did happen, I don't think they will call (unless the Board has THAT much time to waste on their hands).

 

[HyperComplexxx]

nothing will happen i assume, the marker will just mark it normally based on their content and will not biased and mark extra due to the sheer neatness of the one's handwriting. This thus creates a close connection between marker and reader, establishing a profound sense of belonging to people.

 

[BloomyLove]

They're probably a replicant and require retirement in order to give the rest of the state a fair go.

 

[iRuler]

It wont happen, stop worrying.

Also, if someone has good writing, markers would love it because it makes it easy to read.

 

[jamesfirst]

It wont happen, stop worrying.

Also, if someone has good writing, markers would love it because it makes it easy to read.

I'm not worrying..........



I'm just curious.

 

[aphorae]

lol this thread

well tbh some of the bos exemplar responses look almost printed if not for the slanted writing

esp the maths ones

so if it got full marks it'd probably be in the running for a printout rather than a call

physically impossible tho unless the person wrote like 1 word on their sheet

 

[slyhunter]

What exactly is the point of this thread?

 

[pinkiipromise]

They won't get extra marks.

I don't think it matters if it is neat or what not. As long as it is readable then it is fine.

 

[harrisony]

What if a student wrote a response but their handwriting looks as if it was printed...


would he get called ??

honestly, what do you think will happen?

 

[someth1ng]

honestly, what do you think will happen?

Well, it's a human only exam - they will get kicked out.

 

[pinkiipromise]

Well, it's a human only exam - they will get kicked out.

LOL! Of course, it would be unfair to other students.

 

[Jongnie]

nothing will happen i assume, the marker will just mark it normally based on their content and will not biased and mark extra due to the sheer neatness of the one's handwriting. This thus creates a close connection between marker and reader, establishing a profound sense of belonging to people.

this

 

[nephh22]

What exactly is the point of this thread?

I think his point is: do u get more marks for writing neater...? imo

 

[Squishxmishyx]

This thus creates a close connection between marker and reader, establishing a profound sense of belonging to people.

They're probably a replicant and require retirement in order to give the rest of the state a fair go.

Bahahahah. These.

 

[s2 SEductive]

How the hell can someone write that perfect, unless they're writing like 300 words for each essay!

 

[jamesfirst]

how the hell can someone write that perfect, unless they're writing like 300 words for each essay!

i dont know.


Im just curious. Dont you have any creativity.

 

[4025808]

nothing will happen i assume, the marker will just mark it normally based on their content and will not biased and mark extra due to the sheer neatness of the one's handwriting. This thus creates a close connection between marker and reader, establishing a profound sense of belonging to people.

They're probably a replicant and require retirement in order to give the rest of the state a fair go.

OH NOE don't remind me of HSC english again.. nah kidding :L

But to the OP: nothing would happen, really. Just normal procedures