Late work policy that works for us!

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Late Work Policy Quiz

Test your knowledge on effective late work policies that promote responsibility and fairness in the classroom. Answer a series of questions about handling late assignments based on classwork and major projects.

Discover best practices for deadlines
Understand the balance between flexibility and accountability
Evaluate different grading penalties

4 Questions1 MinutesCreated by EngagingTeacher101

When should a "classwork" type-assignment be considered late?

1 day

2 days

3 days

Never! We should be allowed to turn in classwork whenever we want. Someone who turns in an assignment the last day of the quarter should get the same grade as someone who turns the assignment in on time.

What should be the late work grade penalty for "classwork" type assignments?

2 points taken off for every day that assignment is late. If the assignment is late enough, it's not worth anything.

5 points taken off for every day that assignment is late. Points stop being taken off at half credit, so you can always get a few points.

For major assignments (essays and projects), when should they be considered late?

1 day after they are due.

2 days after they are due.

3 days after they are due.

What should be the grade penalty for major assignments that are late?

Half a grade for every day the assignment is late, stopping at half credit.

Half a grade for every day the assignment is late, and eventually, you can't turn it in.

Full grade for every day the assignment is late, stopping at half credit.

Full grade for every day the assignment is late, and eventually you can't turn it in.

Late work policy that works for us!

Late Work Policy Quiz

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