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Hi Jenny,
Good question. Here is a very simple answer. My understanding is that the students must have the preparatory reading in order to be "prepared" to take both the individual and group RAT. Therefore it is an integral part of the readiness assurance process.
I wish you the best with TBL! You're gonna love it!
Arletta Knight Fink
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Please could you clarify whether the readiness assurance process includes the preparatory reading phase or not. In some readings it suggests it is, but in others I have read it indicates the readiness assurance process includes the tests, appeals and feedback. I need to be sure I am describing the process correctly!
Best wishes
Jenny
Dr Jenny Morris
Associate Professor (Senior Lecturer) in Health Studies
Faculty of Health, Education and Society
University of Plymouth
Knowledge Spa
Treliske
Truro TR1 3HD
Cornwall
Tel: 01872 256461
Web: http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/faculties/health
‘High quality education for high quality care’
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