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.
Does anyone else feel like their classes are pointless? As a senior in high school, I’ve found that my classes have become so easy that I’ve started skipping school altogether. Some classes seem like the biggest waste of time; for instance, in my theater class, we just sit in the auditorium until it’s time to […]
What incidents have you experienced at your school? Let me share some wild stories: A girl ran away to be with her 18-year-old boyfriend in Peckham when we were in year 8, and she brought her sister along. One of my friends got caught with a teacher after school, and when he complained about her, […]
Embracing Political Engagement in Middle School: A Guide for Young Changemakers As a passionate 13-year-old, you might feel a little out of place among your peers when it comes to your interest in politics. Many young people are told not to worry too much about political issues, especially in a conservative environment. However, your desire […]
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?