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05-17-2024
11:58 AM
In order to be successful in higher education, students must have an understanding of what they know and what they don’t know. This understanding is formed in large part by feedback they receive in various academic settings. Feedback can be given in a variety of formats including through instructors, classmates, digital tools, or the learner themselves through self-evaluation.
Learn more about the research on LearningCurve below.
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