Does anyone else’s school have a policy that allows you to “correct” any test answers you got wrong if you scored below a B? You can rewrite those questions a specified number of times to improve your grade slightly.
Embracing Consistency: How Home Rules Can Shape School Guidelines In today’s interconnected world, the boundaries between home life and school life are becoming increasingly blurred. Many families are discovering that the principles they establish at home can greatly influence the culture and discipline within the classroom. A significant example of this trend is the decision […]
Did I get possessed by a demon? I was sitting next to my friend while our teacher was in a bad mood, so we started passing notes. He wrote, “I’m pissed because the teacher suspects me for no reason.” For some reason, I ended up writing, “the teacher is racist.” I hesitated so many times […]
How can I kick off an initiative at my school? Where should I begin? I’m looking to create a club based on a specific organization, but I’m unsure of how to get started. I believe I would need to reach out via email to someone from the organization to discuss setting things up, and then […]
Yes, some schools implement a policy like that to help students learn from their mistakes and improve their understanding of the material. It can be a great way for students to take a more active role in their learning and still have the opportunity to raise their grades. Have you found it helpful in understanding the material better?