Net+ Instruction, What Would Help?
Hopefully my question doesn't violate any rules, but I am looking for some feedback on areas to focus on to help Net+ students. The test is broad and the place I instruct at pretty much boot camps them. It is part of a training environment where students have to learn the material in 14 days and take the test (vouchers are bought for them). They go through A+, but many have no real experiance besides that class (they do not take the certification test though, unless they choose to pay for it). So far we have had a pretty high pass rate, but I am always looking to improve the class.
So, topics that seem to require extra focus:
Subnetting
OSI Model
Protocols
Command Lines
Port Numbers
Cabeling
WiFi
Was there any other topics that seemed to be really focused on? Ie, just the topic in general. I am not looking for specific questions on the test.
Also, from the comments, it seems like maybe classroom memory games would help?
Thank you in advance for any input.
So, topics that seem to require extra focus:
Subnetting
OSI Model
Protocols
Command Lines
Port Numbers
Cabeling
WiFi
Was there any other topics that seemed to be really focused on? Ie, just the topic in general. I am not looking for specific questions on the test.
Also, from the comments, it seems like maybe classroom memory games would help?
Thank you in advance for any input.
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quickman007
Member Posts: 195
I don't think so. Those are mainly the topics I saw a lot of, can't think of anything else prominent. They really hammered on the WiFi questions, not sure why, I thought they were some of the easiest questions on the test.