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how some Year 12 students in Queensland feel about 2020

  • Written by Donna Pendergast, Dean, School of Educational and Professional Studies, Griffith University
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With a little over three months to go, Year 12 students have their sights set on the last major hurdle that will see them complete their final year of school — exams.

What a year it has been for them. All students have experienced disruption, some for many weeks with learning at home rolled out around the nation in its various...

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