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News:New amendment holds up ESOS amendment Bill more Academics love their work. Or do they? more Students, colleges affected by new migration shake-up more VRQA upgrades transparency more Income support reform a ‘key accomplishment’: government more OECD may fill ‘missing link’ in world rankings more
Comment:The new university teacher more
VET:Fly-by-night giant ‘doesn’t pass the smell test’ more TAFE says to Treasurer: Me too more Tassie guarantee shadows its northern neighbour more No time for time management more Technology shove for educators more More disruptions at TAFE NSW more
Topics:Education, research big winners in US budget more Quebec jumps into breach with offers of citizenship more
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Impoverished fare for poor cousinWith the release of COAG's workplan, Damon Anderson reflects on the skills reform agenda and finds it lacking imagination. We are purportedly in the midst of an education revolution involving major investment in school infrastructure and revitalisation of higher education. The Rudd Government's manifesto aims to inaugurate an era of institutional renewal to propel Australia's schools and universities into the globally networked knowledge economy and equip them to tackle the big questions of our time. By comparison, the prospects are less inspiring and more austere for the poor cousin of the...
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