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Improving ineffective assignments by modifying or altogether replacing them increases learning overall.

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  • When certain assignments receive low scores across classes, it’s probably an indication that the assignment is ineffective.
  • Incorporate a mechanism for identifying ineffective assignments to ensure meaningful coursework.

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