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Trophies, travelling and targets: why assessment feedback matters.
Based on Petty’s 1989 Medals, Mission and Goal. When completing an assessment students need feedback regarding the quality of their work, not just general praise. E.g. ‘you’ve used a wide range of sentence structures appropriately’ NOT: ‘great amount of work written’. … Continue reading
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