The Victorian government is encouraging principals, teachers, parents, and students to have their say on remote and flexible learning, to gain insights into how the education system can be improved from this unprecedented experience.
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First wave of students back in Vic classrooms
Schools across Victoria welcomed back around 400,000 students as part of a staged return to classroom teaching on 26 May.
Minister for Education James Merlino congratulated principals, teachers, school staff, students and families for their efforts to make remote learning work, and announced a summit to discuss lessons learnt and investigate what improvements can be made to the education system as a result of the remote learning experience.
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Extra devices and internet delivered to VIC students for remote learning
An additional 21,000 internet dongles will be delivered to Victorian students following an agreement between the Victorian Government and Telstra.
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Victoria to pilot new graduate teacher program
A new graduate teacher program will be piloted in Victoria from 2021 aiming to provide additional support to 700 graduate teachers through improved induction and mentoring.
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The primary school taking teaching from farm to classroom
An urban farm incorporated into a Victorian primary school is on the way to producing over 1.5 tonnes of fresh produce a year, providing its students with access to a wide range of fruit and vegetables, and assisting in teaching the importance of growing food and healthy eating.
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Inclusive Schools Fund announces latest round of grants
As part of the Inclusive Schools Fund, schools across Victoria will share in funding to build all-access play areas, sensory gardens and outdoor learning areas to support students with disabilities and additional needs.
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