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The document discusses preparing for changes coming to the academic year structure and utilizing a new graduate teaching assistant (GTA). Lecturers should prepare for a discussion moving away from semesters to year-long modules to develop deeper learning. All need to understand how the new GTA works and the university aims to expose different people to the new system. Being creative with timetabling and new spaces will help maximize benefits from the new GTA.
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