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Tipping out the Boot Grit: the use of on-going feedback devices to enhance feedback dialogue

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Tipping out the Boot Grit: the use of on-going feedback devices to enhance feedback dialogue. / McArthur, Jan; Huxham, Mark; Hounsell, Jenny et al.
45 p. York: Higher Education Academy. 2011.

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McArthur, Jan ; Huxham, Mark ; Hounsell, Jenny et al. / Tipping out the Boot Grit : the use of on-going feedback devices to enhance feedback dialogue. 2011. York : Higher Education Academy. 45 p.

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