
profession are naturally “people people,” so once they have some
experience, it’s easy for them to establish an appropriate rapport with
test participants.
2.1.4 Lots of practice
Once you know the basics, becoming a great moderator only takes
time and practice. Over time, you will gain enough experience and
confi dence to handle almost any situation calmly and effectively. (We
say almost any situation because even after twenty years, we still
encounter tests that challenge our ability to stay calm!) Practicing
will help you get over the initial nervousness that all new moderators
feel.
2.2 ROLES OF A MODERATOR
One of the things that makes moderating ...