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Rick Wormeli on Redos and Retakes
If you considering how to make (or if you should make) redos and retakes a part of your classroom, you really need to spend some time listening/reading Rick Wormeli's thoughts on the subject. He has a knack for combining the philosophical and the practical. Here are some of his thoughts copied from an article he wrote in Ed Leadership back in November 2011. A link to the entire article is included at the end:
When it comes to deciding whether to allow a student to redo an…
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