Hunter teachers say COVID-19 has changed classroom teaching forever

Helen Gregory
May 20 2020 - 8:00pm
Silver lining: Kotara High's Mark Snedden. Public schools will receive additional cleaning, plus hygiene supplies. Students won't need to practice social distancing but will need to follow good hygiene practices. There won't be any assemblies, excursions, visitors or drinking from bubblers allowed on sites. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers
Silver lining: Kotara High's Mark Snedden. Public schools will receive additional cleaning, plus hygiene supplies. Students won't need to practice social distancing but will need to follow good hygiene practices. There won't be any assemblies, excursions, visitors or drinking from bubblers allowed on sites. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers

EDUCATION will look different when students return full time to Hunter classrooms next week, as teachers take advantage of new initiatives that proved effective during remote learning.

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Helen Gregory

Helen Gregory

Journalist

Helen Gregory joined the Newcastle Herald in 2010. She is the masthead’s education reporter and has written for the H2 and Weekender sections, as well as across a range of issues. Helen is a Walkley Award winning journalist and was also part of the Newcastle Herald team that won the United Nations World Environment Day Media Award for Environmental Reporting.

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