NCBE’s Testing Task Force is conducting a comprehensive, future-focused study to ensure the #barexam keeps pace with a changing legal profession. #FutureBarExam
On the blog: Ringing in the new year is particularly exciting for the Testing Task Force because 2020 is the year we will complete our three-year study of the #barexam.
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NCBE’s Board of Trustees has approved the Testing Task Force’s recommendations for the next generation of the #BarExam! Learn more: https://t.co/Et25Uhpf8x
Ready to learn more about the Task Force’s preliminary recommendations for the next generation of the #BarExam? Check out our new Frequently Asked Questions page! https://t.co/TieSZHYXIP
Happy holidays from the TTF! We're excited to announce that our preliminary recommendations for the next generation of the #barexam will be posted to the Testing Task Force website Jan. 4 at noon CT. Subscribe to get the latest updates! https://t.co/3KJ85JayCR
The Testing Task Force Phase 3 Report is out! In it, you can learn about the content and design issues our Blueprint Development Committee and Test Design Committee discussed over the summer and see their input on how the #FutureBarExam could look.
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The Task Force has reached a pivotal moment in its three-year study: the Blueprint Development Committee and the Test Design Committee have completed their work for Phase 3 and made preliminary recommendations about the #barexam of the future. Read more:
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Our work, like everything else, has been affected by COVID-19. How do we ensure that the #barexam is prepared to meet future challenges and keep pace with a rapidly changing profession? We'll work virtually in Phase 3 to create a test blueprint and design: https://t.co/7l7vurBVvl
Have you had a chance to read our Phase 2 Report yet? Check out this video of Task Force Chair Cynthia Martin to learn more about what we found in our research:
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How do the results of the practice analysis inform #barexam test design? Check out the Executive Summary in the Testing Task Force's Phase 2 Report and don't forget to subscribe!
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Thanks again to everyone who took the practice analysis survey last fall. You can view the results of this analysis in the Testing Task Force Phase 2 Report!
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In the practice analysis survey, we found that key knowledge areas for newly licensed lawyers include: civil procedure, professional responsibility, contracts, evidence and legal research methods. Learn more in our Phase 2 Report: https://t.co/rztYzL331l
Ethics and civil procedure are the most important knowledge areas for new lawyers, a survey by the National Conference of Bar Examiners has said. https://t.co/emYGvkjgpr #ethics#barexam
The Testing Task Force’s Phase 2 Report is now available!
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Check out this video of Task Force Chair Cindy Martin to learn more:
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Building a better bar exam? Law profs weigh in on whether the test accurately measures skills required for law practice. https://t.co/ARXhHPnIsw #barexam#legaleducation@sfw70II
The Practice Analysis Survey is officially closed! Thank you to everyone who participated. Want to know what others had to say? Check out our survey dashboard: https://t.co/5O5MggPyZm
Have you checked out the survey dashboard lately? Reminder: The TTF Practice Analysis survey will close at midnight on Monday, Sept. 30. Don't forget to complete it! Your voice could change the future of the bar exam.
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The countdown is on!
We'll be closing the Practice Analysis survey Monday, Sept. 30. Have you completed it yet? If not, please do so now: https://t.co/v3Qif95SFr
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Why is the Practice Analysis so important? This survey will help guide the Testing Task Force as it completes a three-year study of the #BarExam by gathering input from newly licensed lawyers and the lawyers who supervise them. Your voice is needed! https://t.co/G6RAkhbQxW