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We should not be allowing students to fail. The power of I is very successful. By following the power of I, we are enabling students to succeed. The power of ICU actually resulted in less make up work and students were becoming more responsible.

I have some issues with this only because the author felt students need unlimited chances to succeed. In life, we don't get unlimited chances. We may get more than one chance but if we keep messing things up in our job, we are fired. Can anyone help me understand this?

I believe the use of additional chances to succeed make sense. I would not however use "unlimited" chances, rather I would use "repeated" chances.