thunderbolt

your situation sounds incredibly like mine. but i also will never give because nursing is my passion

6 weeks?! i been waiting 6 months for a reply here in Illinois. i applied for my license back in may now its Nov. what to do?

one good way i found out years ago when my son had problems with his teacher i sent him to school with a hidden tape recorder to record the whole class session. it worked. if you can just record whats going on with a digital camera with video or just a voice recorder because their small. now you evidence if you really need it. save it. if its come down to going to the dean or whoever you can back up what you say. hope this helps

i have a question for anybody who can answer. i just complete my second semester of nursing school. unfortunately i didn't pass med-surg class. i ended up with a 79.2 and i needed a 80%. the reason why is this: as part of my study technique i would study the questions at the end of the chapter, but i was so unlucky as to get stuck with a book that had wrong answers in the answer key. only a few students had these wrong books. on our 6th test there were two questions that were exactly the same as in the book. so i answered them wrong. our teacher failed to go over this test because of time constraints. so when the final came up, those exact same questions came up again and i answered them wrong again. then it discovered that i had a book with wrong answer key. so i brought this to the attention of my teacher with a copy of another book borrowed from a classmate for comparison. my teacher decided to give me the points for the 2 questions on the 6th test but not on the final which would have put me over 80. my contention is that if she would have went over the 6th test i never would have answered the same questions wrong again. is this ineffective teaching?? is there any legal recourse? any help would be greatly appreciated. also should the publisher be liable for there typos?