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How do we move students from being mere passive recipients of grades to becoming active, empowered participants in the assessment process? This question at the heart of a recent post by Tania Lattanzio,...
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Dear Rahul, I would also encourage you to view the "Maximising Your Marks" page, in particular HERE,...
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Hello Rahul, Thank you for your post. There are multiple approaches one can take when introducing the Experimenting with Music component. A good starting point would be the student access pages on this site:
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Site authorDear Pratik, I am happy to learn that you found the page illuminating. From my experience, a number of students fall into these traps, mostly because the interest in their topics begins to skew from the original brief the more that...
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