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This is for the reason outlined by Crookes (1986) that ‘much if not most of human activity, whether in employment or in education can be seen as a series of tasks – most, although not all, having some communicative aspect to them’. In Figure 1, we outline a possible schema for thinking about variety in assessment tasks in a particular discipline area. 2 At the top level of the figure we have sought to characterise what continues to be the ‘archetypal task configuration’ in many discipline areas – ‘the individual student essay writer in discipline X writing for the lecturer’.
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