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Real‐time feedback in question‐based collaborative learning

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By Tom Rayner, Melanie Coulson, Amir Sam
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 WHAT PROBLEMS WERE ADDRESSED? We introduced question-based collaborative learning (QBCL) to empower medical students to constructively align their experiential learning with the learning outcomes of the curriculum, to familiarise them with assessment writing processes and to encourage teamworking.
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Boris Johnson: How a bombastic political career came to a bitter end

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By Tom Rayner
| three.fm
After his landslide general election victory in 2019, Boris Johnson looked unassailable as prime minister. His majority of 80 marked the end of the parliamentary logjam over Brexit, the Labour Party had collapsed into bouts of infighting and critics within his own party were silenced.
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Westminster Accounts: Why a cannabis company invests in a group of MPs - and the unusual way it works

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By Tom Rayner
| Manx Radio Verified
If an organisation wants to see changes to the law or government policy, how do they go about trying to make that happen? The answer for a growing number of businesses, trade groups and charities is by providing funding to an all-party parliamentary group (APPG). One company, Tenacious Labs - which hopes to amend legislation and regulations around the sale of cannabis products - told Sky News it has seen "enormous value" from its investment in an APPG.
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