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Closing the Office of Learning and Teaching removes Australia’s national commitment to innovation and improved performance in learning and teaching.
Teaching is at the core of what Australian universities do, yet it receives nowhere near the attention it should, and is in danger of receiving even less.
A government office to support teaching has been put out to tender, but will the university that wins the contract be fair in doling out funds and projects?
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President and Vice Chancellor, Monash University
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