On march 31st, a sydney schoolboy was taking an online class at home. (Table 9)
Berrijeklin (Gladys Berejiklian), the governor of the new state, said this morning that the second semester could take turns, allowing students to stagger back to school rather than encouraging all students to return to class at the same time.
The new state school will resume face-to-face teaching on may 11, berriegiklin announced yesterday. That is, the third week of the second semester. Today, she tries to further clarify the confusion between students and parents about returning to school in the new semester.
"I would like to emphasize that this does not mean that all students will return or that all classes will be filled. Instead, the Governor said, government was considering a system of rotation "in order to provide each student with at least some form of face-to-face instruction ".
She said the rotation mechanism had not yet been finalized, but it could mean that some students would go to school on specific days. "Students will not stay in school all day, nor will they live in one classroom with all their classmates. The number of students per day is limited. I think they still study at home most of the time. "
Without staggered plans to return to school, students may face a year or more at home, says Berry Giklin.
Schools, teachers and parents will have about three weeks to prepare for this new mechanism. New state students are still on holiday and the second semester is scheduled to begin on april 27.
The state has kept schools open during the crisis, mainly to meet the needs of children of necessary service workers. But at the end of the first semester, state government encourage parents to keep their children at home unless they have no choice. The governor said about 95% of the students had completed their homework at home.
At the same time, state and territorial leaders reached consensus on seven principles governing school arrangements at yesterday`s national cabinet meeting. Morrison (Scott Morrison) said the final decision is in the hands of states and territories.
The Prime Minister reiterated :" Health advice for children has always been the safety of school premises and the risk of teachers being in the classroom is lower than in the classroom. After the meeting, he called for :" Parents should follow the instructions of state governors and education directors. "
According to new state education director mitchell (Sarah Mitchell), in an interview with abc yesterday ," the model we are currently working on "is that students go to school at some time of the week and then go home for education at other times. government may also take steps to limit the number of parents taking their children.
Older teachers and patients with slow venereal disease can work from home, while authorities will also implement other adjustment measures, including ways to manage the movement of secondary school students between classes.
