Buzzwords ‘helped universities get gold in the TEF’

Strong performers in the teaching excellence framework may have benefited from slick brand-building, Hepi report suggests

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Jack Grove
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#1 Submitted by o.gomez... on October 19, 2017 - 10:18pm
I worked at Edge Hill 1998-2000. The 'warm and personal tone' was my experience and definitely one of it's defining qualities, even back then.

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