Grading in practice: can we reliably address grade inflation? Results of implementing a statistical tool to reliably measure performance in practice
Grading in practice: can we reliably address grade inflation? Results of implementing a statistical tool to reliably measure performance in practice
Davis, J.
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Gobbi, M.
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Muijs, D.
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Davis, J.
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Gobbi, M.
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Muijs, D.
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Davis, J., Gobbi, M. and Muijs, D.
(2015)
Grading in practice: can we reliably address grade inflation? Results of implementing a statistical tool to reliably measure performance in practice.
26th International Networking for Healthcare Education conference (NET2015), England, United Kingdom.
08 - 10 Sep 2015.
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26th International Networking for Healthcare Education conference (NET2015), England, United Kingdom, 2015-09-08 - 2015-09-10
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Faculty of Health Sciences
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