It’s a unit test day in my AP U.S. History class. I probably should’ve spent the last week going over my notes and watching YouTube study videos, but I didn’t. Instead, I crammed a 5-minute review video in just before I walked into the classroom. Knowing test corrections give me the cushion of being able to fix every single question I get wrong does the exact opposite of helping me perfect my study habits and prepare for future tests. Test corrections cause more harm than good, because students take advantage of the basically automatic grade boost instead of actually thinking through and learning from their mistakes.  To read more, click the link in bio. #storybyaddynewman #deisgnbylucyswope #socialmediabyeisleyfoster #photolivruecker