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Rules for Critique

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Ron Berger
Published June 5, 2017
Ron Berger talks about how he narrowed his ideas of what makes good critique down to three simple rules.

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Ron Berger, Expeditionary Learning Chief Academic Officer, talks about how he narrowed his ideas of what makes good critique down to three simple rules.

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