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From Confusion to Clarity: Crafting instructions that draw out students’ best work
From Confusion to Clarity outlines a simple design strategy for crafting instructions in which requirements, the process, and grading criteria are clearly communicated, student buy-in is strong, and performance exceeds expectations.
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