In a learning path, you should be able to

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In a learning path, you should be able to override an assessment grade if a student attends tutorials or is able to demonstrate mastery in another way.

This is useful if a student fails an assessment in a learning path, and attends a reteach session and takes a paper test. Once the teacher changes the grade then students can continue to move down the path

Doris Herrmann
Feb 14 2020

Country	US
Category	Grading and assessment

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In a learning path, you should be able to override an assessment grade if a student attends tutorials or is able to demonstrate mastery in another way.

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