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Clifton, I have never thought about this argument the make-up project for a failing test actually is an extra work for student, thank you for bringing it out. Instead of a make-up exam/project, alternate forms of the same exam could also help students learning. I remembered half of us failed for one Physics test during my high school. The teacher asked us to re-take the test as an open book exercise in well-planned-out pairings. The pairings were required not only to find the correct answer, but to explain why all of the other options were wrong. Once we had gone through every question, we felt that this test really wasn’t that difficult.

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