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I wonder what the relationship is, if any, between the quality of the education delivered, and the peer review system. Like, if a bunch of new providers delivering online learning spring up to disrupt traditional delivery, but they don't require their employees to be participating in publication that goes through the peer review process, will the quality of the teaching suffer?
Also, NZQA requires educational institutions to meet certain standards in order for their certifications to be recognised by NZQA, does that make it substantially harder to disrupt education?
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