Hey Mike,

I do indeed read the Q stem first, all in thanks to the mighty trainer, but I have incorporated using the sticky note method to, I guess you can say, place myself in the position of a test writer.  I do enjoy this method since it allows me to tweak and move components of a stimulus around in order to shape it into many different types of questions, which then enables me to…Read More

Also, just to throw it out there and hear your thoughts on the process.  Just recently, I have started to take pt’s and place sticky notes over all of the Stems and Choices and then write everything I gather from the stimulus and then make predictions, for each question type I believe the stimulus could be.  What do you think Mike?

You’re the man!

-Kyle

Just wanted to drop in and say that in the very short time since Mike shared this, I have made brilliant progress.  Its as simple as ripping out and tossing away all answer keys and truly tearing the test apart and trusting yourself.  Thanks again Mike!

That was simply phenomenal and certainly unexpected! Thank you Mike! What you have provided is more than helpful and is something that everyone studying should see.