The epistemic insight digest: Issue 2: Summer 2021

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Crook, Matthew, Wall, Jasmine, Chignall, David, Parker, Gayle, Wilkinson, Murray and Billingsley, Berry Shalet, Dani (ed.) 2021. The epistemic insight digest: Issue 2: Summer 2021. Canterbury Canterbury Christ Church University.

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Authors	Crook, Matthew, Wall, Jasmine, Chignall, David, Parker, Gayle, Wilkinson, Murray and Billingsley, Berry
Editors	Shalet, Dani
Keywords	Education; Epistemic insight; Teaching; Research
Year	2021
Publisher	Canterbury Christ Church University
Output status	Published
Print	Jul 2021
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Deposited	09 Jul 2021
Place of publication	Canterbury
Edition	Summer 2021
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