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How do you handle situations where students don’t finish a test within the class period? #ccsdtn #eduquestion #teachersos #ela
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keith mccarroll
@mrmacsenglish
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What is the reason for not finishing?
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Nicole Mayfield
@NicoleLMayfield
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They “ran out of time.” Although, majority of Ss finished.
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keith mccarroll
@mrmacsenglish
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I'll stop by tomorrow afternoon. How much time did you give them? What type of assessment was it?
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Nicole Mayfield
@NicoleLMayfield
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They had the full class period and it was the final assessment for Caesar.
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keith mccarroll
@mrmacsenglish
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Oct 31 |
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Cool. If you don't mind I'll stop by and take a look.
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Sarah Dugger, Ed.S.
@sbdugger
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Oct 31 |
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I usually just hold them for a few minutes into the next class and have them finish. Somehow, that spurs them to finish quickly
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EnglishTeach
@newenglishteach
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I would grade what they have, they knew the time limit & if most students finished it is what it is. Practice for standardized tests.
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Nicole Mayfield
@NicoleLMayfield
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That is a very good point! 🤔
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