Our school standards are poor enough already, but what if children can’t access online learning?

For millions of young Australians, it’s homeschooling from now on. As well as getting their heads around months of staying inside – often in small apartments with no easy access to big, green spaces – families urgently need to work out how to carry on with learning.

The Prime Minister and other leaders rightly point to the risks facing the educational progress of young Australians as the nation locks down.

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Our school standards are poor enough already, but what if children can’t access online learning?

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