Students to see full feedback

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Local student representatives will be given full access to reports by external examiners on the quality and standards of all courses, according to the Department for Education and Skills. The current practice of publishing summaries of reports by external examiners on the Teaching Quality Information (TQI) website will be scrapped.

Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, All Other Publishers, Book publishing, Educational Tests, Laws, regulations and rules, Examinations, Educational tests and measurements

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Colleagues back tutor facing sack over e-mail

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Richard Bornat, professor of computing at Middlesex University, has been informed by his employer that some of his e-mails could constitute 'gross misconduct' and warrant instant dismissal. Academics are fallying to support Professor Bornat after he vented frustrations at red tape and sent a series of e-mails to colleagues.

Telegraph & other communications, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Personnel administration, Electronic Mail Services, Company legal issue, Cases, Behavior, College teachers, College faculty, Labor relations, Electronic mail systems, E-mail, Email, Middlesex University, Bornat, Richard

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