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Communicating Your Learning

These pages give guidance on communicating on your course at GSA, including:

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Explaining Your Work

Reflective Writing

An Approach to Writing for Art, Design and Architecture Students

Essay and Dissertation Writing

Integrating Sources in Writing

Writing Academically

Presentation Skills

 

 

 

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