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Comprehensive lecture notes vs gapped lecture notes – a case study and a survey
SALT Conference, Swansea, UK, June 2016
Swansea University Author: Meghdad Fazeli
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Handouts have been an inseparable part of any teaching approach for years. There are many different types of handouts including: comprehensive, gapped, summarized, etc.; and the question of which type is the most effective in learning and teaching has been discussed in educational communities for...
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