I am on clinics, but attempting to listen in

Happy to take questions in the chat space

yes

What is the recommended number of answer choices? I have read that 3 is preferred but I mostly see 4 to 5 choices per question.

That would take me the entire test period just to read and process this question! Wowie!

Has anyone seen the recent NAVLE MC questions?

Providing a little context fits well with establishing relevance, construction of knowledge, and transfer down the line.

As well as boosting the level of cognition around the question.

I agree Jesse, but the issue is when certain clinical conditions are specific or more relevant to certain age, breed, sex, or spay/intact status, etc

And so you don't want to give away the answer by providing context?

Are there broad guidelines for how long the higher level questions take, e.g. how many to include in an e.g. 50 mins exam, versus recall questions which presumably don't take as long ...?

The other way around: I hesitate to mention age, vaccination status, spay/intact, etc unless relevant to the answer.

@Temesgen Ah, yes - you do want to avoid irrelevant info unless there's some contextual value for the question (at which point...it's relevant!)

yes please

If you want a direct invite to part 2 (to be scheduled), direct text me or email jwatson3@ncsu.edu

Can we get the slide for future references?

Slide and recording will be sent out over SEVEC listserv

Okay thank you