Rob Cooney vs Jonathan Sherbino - Assessment is a Barrier to Learning

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Rob Cooney vs Jonathan Sherbino - Assessment is a Barrier to Learning

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Mar 29, 2016

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Two legends of medical education, doctors Johnathan Sherbino and Robert Cooney go head to head debating whether assessment is a barrier to learning. Sherbino argues that assessment is in fact a first essential step in the learning process.

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Mar 29, 2016

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Rob Cooney vs Jonathan Sherbino - Assessment is a Barrier to Learning

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