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Is remote learning work going to be graded? What if some students do not do the work?
The method of grading will depend on the grade level, content, assignment and method of instruction. In some cases, assigning credit for complete or incomplete work may be most logical. In the case of incomplete work, it is important to understand why the work was not completed. In all cases, schools must ensure that students had an equitable chance to do the work that was assigned.