Memory
Rewrites: For students who did not earn a 100% on their memory work, they can do rewrites to earn additional points. Rewrites are when a student hand-writes the entire memory passage on a piece of paper. To earn all of the points back, a student must write the passage once for every point that they got wrong. For example, if a student gets a two out of ten on a memory quiz, that student can rewrite the entire passage eight times in order to make up all of the points that they lost. If they write the passage fewer times than that, they will still earn points back, but not enough to get a 100%. Rewrites are due on the last day of the quarter.