Remedial classes, also known as developmental or intervention classes, are designed to provide additional support and instruction to students who require extra help in specific academic subjects or skills. Remedial classes aim to address learning gaps and support students in reaching grade-level proficiency.
These classes may be offered in various subjects, such as mathematics, reading, writing, or English language skills. They typically focus on foundational concepts and essential knowledge to help students build a strong academic foundation.
Remedial classes are commonly offered at both secondary and postsecondary education levels. They provide targeted instruction, additional practice, and individualized support to help struggling students improve their academic performance.
Educators and institutions use formative assessments to identify students who may benefit from remedial classes and tailor instruction to meet their specific learning needs.
Academic performance measures a student's success in education through grades, test scores, and overall achievements.
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