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30/04/20

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Originally posted by trashcansinatra: ↑

Yes, it is difficult for teachers right now. Some are staying in bed and hiding under their doona. Others are out there working very hard to bring lessons and learning to their school community in an environment where there is minimal social engagement. I am witnessing both with my kids.

I really feel concerned though for the year 11/12 students here. Their normal learning processes and assessment pathways have been destroyed. Normally students know if they work hard and get a good score on their exams they can have study options. Now, there is no framework like before and the uncertainty is terrible for these kids.

And Daniel Andrews (ALP Premier of Victoria) said earlier today to Scott Morrison about Education that its a State issue and to not give direction to the States Duly noted Dan, so go fix it yourself.

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I wouldn't be too concerned. Degree courses normally go back over the year 11 &12 course material pertinent to the pathway anyway.
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