Applying ABCDE and Assessment for Personal and Social Learning to Studying the Classics to Equip Students with the European Qualification Framework Competences Incrementally for Recovery from Covid 19
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ABCDE; Assessment; Personal and Social Learning; Classics; Students; European Qualification Framework Competences; Incrementally for Recovery; Covid 19;All these keywords.
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