Monroe, Dayna

Printable Text Corrections Form

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Test Corrections “How To” Guide

You may do test corrections only if you scored BELOW 80% on a test. For each question you correct correctly, you will gain back half of the points that you lost for that question. In fairness to those who did well on the test, the highest you can raise your grade to is an 80% (B-).  It is possible to receive only partial or no credit for a question corrected unconvincingly, so follow the guidelines below carefully.

1.  Use your notes, textbook, or coloring workbook to find out what the correct answer should have been, and why your answer was wrong.
2.  Use the “Test Corrections Form” from your teacher.
3.  Write the test question # on the form.
4.  Write the complete correct answer to the question
5.  If it is multiple choice, write the question with the answer in a complete sentence.
6.  For fill in the blank questions, just write the word you would put in the blank.

 THE MOST IMPORTANT PART: In your own words write a thorough explanation of the answer to prove that you now understand it. This can be either of the following:

A clear and detailed explanation of why this is the correct answer (NOT “I found it in my notes”)

clear and detailed explanation of why your original answer was wrong (NOT “I forgot the answer”)

Continue this way for each question you choose to correct. Create new answer boxes as needed.

Remember your goal is to convince me that you now really understand the answer to each of the questions you correct.

Attach the corrections form to the original test and hand them in together.

TEST CORRECTIONS FORM

DIRECTIONS: Follow the procedures listed on the Test Corrections “How To” Guide to complete the form below. Copy and paste as many of the answer boxes as you need. Attach this completed form to your original test and turn them both in together.