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Parents, studies show most kids have done just fine in remote schooling. Here's how to survive the home stretch

  • Written by: Rebecca English, Senior Lecturer in Education, Queensland University of Technology
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With nearly half of Australia’s population in lockdown, a lot of children and young people are still not attending face-to-face school.

In Melbourne students in year 12 go back to the classroom this week, and there are staggered return plans for the rest of the year levels. Preps and grades 1 and 2 will return part time in the...

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