Education transformation and teaching as a profession debate
Canberra education expands as a major economic sector with universities and colleges urged to professionalize teaching. The piece outlines needs for registration of teachers, independent education authorities for ACT, mixed college and high school systems, and greater parental involvement in school governance. It highlights demand for professionally qualified staff in preschools and higher education, plus training reforms to address learning disabilities and diverse student needs.
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CSIRO Work in Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
The article outlines the CSIRO’s mission and facilities in Canberra and the ACT, detailing divisions such as Plant Industry Entomology Wildlife and Wildlife Research. It notes staff, laboratories, and remote computer access developments, plus research focuses on pests, crops, forestry, and animal systems. It highlights drought-driven rabbit refuges and control approaches through refuge attacks, along with ongoing studies in plant pathology and pest management.
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Canberra college showcases broad nation serving education
Canberra College of Advanced Education demonstrates tertiary training aligned to industry needs with the School of Applied Science emphasizing ecology, computer work, and chemistry. It offers a three year science course and a diploma path for part time students, linking scholarships to full time study and noting nursing degree plans for 1973 74.
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Diploma Courses in Secretarial and Computing Studies
Diploma courses in secretarial studies offer a twenty semester unit program including six secretarial units and seven electives with a computing sequence. Mr Mosedale notes the applied focus allows pursuing degree courses with majors outside the student’s primary professional strand. Courses in the School of Computing Studies are frequently chosen by ardent students.
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ANU Workforce and Student Demographics in 1971 72
A survey shows ANU employing about 4000 staff across academic administrative and technical roles with 900 academic staff and 177 overseas undergraduates in 1971. In 1972 enrolment rose to 4362 while 1754 undergraduates and 279 postgraduates studied part time.
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