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An editing pass shortened the 1960 Hollingsworth quote in all four language versions; in the English and Polish ones it cut the comparison the claim rests on. The same pass replaced the verbatim Russian wording of the HSE norms with a summary in the English version. Both quotes are back to their sources word for word. The English version also carried a hard figure, "sixty-six years", where the other three read "more than six decades"; it now matches them.
Do automated grading systems improve learning? Six decades of evidence
The article promised links to roughly sixty works further on in the text, but the text carried twenty. The closing note also listed Mexico among the countries the review drew on, although the only work found from there is a related one. The full list is now at the end of the article: 65 core works, 7 regulatory documents and 27 related works. The count in the introduction, the conclusion and the closing note now matches it.
Do automated grading systems improve learning? Six decades of evidence