Early NAPLAN results show promise, but COVID quest
2022-04-05- Detail
The early NAPLAN results for 2021 released on Wednesday suggest the average impact of COVID school closures on literacy and numeracy in 2020 has been relatively small.
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The results show the national average for literacy and numeracy in 2021 has held up fairly well despite last year’s disruptionsThe government earlier i.
There has been little change in the NAPLAN average results in 2021 compared to 2019 in all states and territoriesA week later, including VictoriaCommences when more than 70 per cent of people age 18 and over have their first dose. COVID-19 hospitalization rates should be declining and case counts should be low. Wearing a mask indoors will be a personal choice., which had the longest period of remote schooling in 2020The emails show that, when facing public blowback, officials worked behin.
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