uusittavien

Uusittavien is a Finnish term that translates to "repeatable" or "reusable" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of educational assessments, particularly in Finland. In Finnish education, a "uusittavien koe" refers to an exam or test that students are allowed to retake if they do not achieve a satisfactory score on the initial attempt. This concept is part of a broader educational philosophy that emphasizes learning and student support rather than solely focusing on initial performance.

The system of "uusittavien" aims to provide students with opportunities to demonstrate their understanding and mastery of the subject matter. It is not intended as a way to easily pass a course, but rather as a mechanism to ensure that learning has occurred. The specific rules and procedures for retaking exams, such as the number of retakes allowed, the time frame between attempts, and any potential impact on the final grade, are determined by individual educational institutions and their policies. This approach is often seen as a key feature of the Finnish education system, known for its emphasis on equity and student well-being. The term can also be applied more broadly to any task or process that can be repeated.