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Assessment

Tim Quine:“Not possible to implement the individual safety-net of the No-Detriment Policy”

DVC Education Tim Quine maintains that despite there being no No-Detriment Policy, the University is still able to “protect learning and academic outcomes.”

Nov 19, 2020 By Kamila Bell Filed Under: News, COVID-19, University News, Headlines Tagged With: news, University of Exeter News, open letter, updates, Assessment, covid-19

University of Exeter scraps No Detriment Policy

The University of Exeter has announced the No Detriment Policy will not be applied to assessments completed in the 20/21 academic year.

Oct 20, 2020 By Emily Im Filed Under: News, COVID-19, University News, Local News, Headlines Tagged With: University of Exeter, Exams, Assessment, pandemic, no detriment policy

The Participation Paradox

For the majority of students in the College of Humanities, 10% of your module grade is on seminar participation. If you are a confident, self-assured individual then this is an easy way to boost your module mark, and could be the difference between a second-class and first-class degree. It’s become a key measure of academic […]

Oct 25, 2018 By Tabi Scott Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: anxiety, pressure, seminars, participation, third year, Tutors, Assessment

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