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This document is a student evaluation form for a subject or module at the end of the year. It asks students to provide feedback on the parts they most enjoyed and found most beneficial, as well as the parts they least enjoyed. Students are also asked to rate their own level of participation. The evaluation is anonymous unless the student chooses to sign their name.
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