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      • Developing Assessment Practices in Politics 

        Blair, Alasdair; McGinty, Sam (Book chapter)
        Up until the early 1990s the traditional approach to teaching and learning in Politics was to use examinations and essays as the primary method of assessing students. This was somewhat in contrast to other subject-based ...

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