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This document discusses frameworks for teaching and learning in a course on high quality teaching and learning. It covers content for the first lecture of the course, which focuses on establishing frameworks and understanding approaches for effective teaching and student learning outcomes. The frameworks and approaches introduced in the initial lecture aim to provide a foundation for further exploring strategies and practices to enhance teaching quality and support student achievement.
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