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What the page needs most is expansion to include her more recent book Making Good Progress? and her new role at No More Marking. The work on automating comparative assessment looks to be of value to Wikipedia.
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That's probably true, but what's clear is that this information about
Seven Myths about Education doesn't belong on two separate pages. Either the details are part of the
Daisy Christodoulou article, in which case the separate page should be deleted, or they belong on a separate page, in which case they don't belong here. While I prefer merging to a single page I'm happy with either option, but what can't be justified is having it both ways.
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What the page needs most is expansion to include her more recent book Making Good Progress? and her new role at No More Marking. The work on automating comparative assessment looks to be of value to Wikipedia.
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That's probably true, but what's clear is that this information about
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Daisy Christodoulou article, in which case the separate page should be deleted, or they belong on a separate page, in which case they don't belong here. While I prefer merging to a single page I'm happy with either option, but what can't be justified is having it both ways.
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