Reflecting on my experience taking the ATI Nursing Care of Children (Pediatrics) Adaptive Quiz, I’d say I was pleasantly surprised with the results. I scored well on percentage correct as well as demonstrated very good proficiency scoring in the 80^th percentile. With the total number of questions I took, it was the longest quiz I’ve ever taken. I began to be deterred by this and thought I was getting a lot of questions incorrect as a result. However, I was proven wrong when reviewing all of my answers. My average time per question is definitely something that I know I could’ve increased if I was more proactive about taking breaks and not getting in my head about how many questions I was up to. It is certainly something that I will be actively aware of for next time. I will also be much more conscious about taking frequent breaks even if my question count is getting high. I think I was determined to finish and didn’t want to take away any time. However, looking back, I realize total time is not a big deal and taking my time is not a bad thing to do. Moving forward into the Comprehensive Predictor B Practice Assessment, I look forward to seeing how all of the previous assessments have prepared me as well as the reflections I’ve taken after each in an effort to do better.