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"Desperately Seeking Relevant Assessment? A Case Study on the Potential for Using Online Simulated Group Based Learning to Create Sustainable Assessment Practices"    

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"The Possibility Of Wellbeing: Preliminary Results From Surveys Of Australian Professional Legal Education Students"	[2014] QUTLawRw 4	Tang, Stephen; Ferguson, Anneka	Australia	circa 2014	AustLII

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