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Are UK degree standards going up, down or sideways?
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  • 1966Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers771 cited
  • 1988Student motivation and achievement57 cited
  • 1997Coursework Assessment, Class Size and Student Performance: 1984‐9452 cited

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  • 2003Maintaining Standards? An Analysis of Assessment Practices in a Business School4 cited

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