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Redos and Retakes? Sure. But don't forget to Loop!
As the Standards Based movement has grown, allowing students to Redo assignments and Retake tests has become a rather common practice. Blogs, articles, books, and workshops have focused on the importance of Redos and Retakes (R/R) and how to practically implement R/R at the classroom and school level. Divisions, schools, and teachers have created policies that detail, rather specifically, the conditions through which students might R/R assignments.
The progression from Standards…
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