Bob Tait Books & Practice Exams
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Bob Tait Books & Practice Exams
Bob Tait's books are the ducks nuts and the online practice exams I was happy with too.
But!
Having forked out over $100 for both in 1 subject (performance & planning), I discovered that the online exam question bank consists of a very high percentage of questions already provided with worked answers in the book. Also, the online exams just give a 'right or wrong' response
Has anyone else noticed this? Is this likely to be an ongoing issue across all of the CPL subjects? As I can't see the point in buying both am I better off learing from the sylabus or another text and using the exams or using the book and someone else's exams?
Anyone got some feedback they can share?
Thanks, UTR.
But!
Having forked out over $100 for both in 1 subject (performance & planning), I discovered that the online exam question bank consists of a very high percentage of questions already provided with worked answers in the book. Also, the online exams just give a 'right or wrong' response
Has anyone else noticed this? Is this likely to be an ongoing issue across all of the CPL subjects? As I can't see the point in buying both am I better off learing from the sylabus or another text and using the exams or using the book and someone else's exams?
Anyone got some feedback they can share?
Thanks, UTR.
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yes the bob tait exams give you a right wrong only but I actually find the format to be a good one.
The result you get looks identical to a CASA cyber exam and tells you what you got wrong and what topic it was, the idea being that if you got a question on that part of the syllabus wrong, you dont know it well enough and need to restudy that section.
Simply telling you the right answer, even with a brief explanation as to why will not teach you what you did wrong, just how to get that particular question right the next time. At least thats the way I see it.
As for the books I unfortunately got sucked in by the fact that the ATC books came in a complete package but am now wishing I got Bob Tait instead
The result you get looks identical to a CASA cyber exam and tells you what you got wrong and what topic it was, the idea being that if you got a question on that part of the syllabus wrong, you dont know it well enough and need to restudy that section.
Simply telling you the right answer, even with a brief explanation as to why will not teach you what you did wrong, just how to get that particular question right the next time. At least thats the way I see it.
As for the books I unfortunately got sucked in by the fact that the ATC books came in a complete package but am now wishing I got Bob Tait instead
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Originally Posted by UnderneathTheRadar
Anyone got some feedback they can share?