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  4. God giving Adam a marker pen

    Marking: How to keep your head

    As exam marking season gets under way, seven academics offer their advice on assessing your students

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  5. Steak

    Are students in England getting sizzle or steak?

    Mismatch between the TEF and the Student Engagement Survey hints at whether a marketised system offers students good options or just branding bling

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    #Opinion
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  8. UCU’s Sally Hunt still has broad support

    The headline of your article “Sally Hunt clings on as UCU leader 
as congress curtailed” (News, 1 June) is lazy and sensationalist. Hunt is not clinging on as general secretary of the union. She has...

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  9. Always a solution

    It makes sense to provide a “reasonable accommodation” for any student who cannot participate in an activity because of a temporary or permanent condition, such as the chemistry student who chose not...

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  10. Marked variations

    The search for the holy grail of universal objective marking standards is grounded in the desire – some would say need – to eliminate, or at least reduce, unfairness and subjective variability in...

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  12. Government House - built by the British for the governor of Hong Kong

    Hong Kong’s RAE is a colonial throwback

    A home-grown alternative to the research assessment exercise would better reflect local practice and sit better with the special administrative region’s new political reality, says Michael O’Sullivan

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  13. Illustration: Nietszche, Thoreau and Jagger

    Academic life: don’t paint it black

    A university career can be lonely, anxious and narrow. But those who learn from their regrets can avoid unnecessary stress, says Michael Marinetto

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