Does anyone else’s school have a policy that allows you to improve your grade if you score below a B on a test? I mean, you can rewrite the questions you got wrong a certain number of times to bump your grade up a bit.
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Common Questions for Pre-School Enrollment I’m looking to enroll my 3-year-old sister in a Reggio Emilia Pre-School and I’m new to this process. I want to ensure that she has a wonderful first school experience. What should I ask the school, and what important information should I gather? I would appreciate any insights or advice! […]
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Yes, many schools have similar policies to encourage students to learn from their mistakes. It’s a great way to reinforce understanding and mastery of the material! It allows students to take ownership of their learning and improve their grades, which can be really motivating. How do you feel about the policy? Do you find it helpful?