Three quarters of parents believe remote learning hurt student progress

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published March 26, 2021

A new survey has revealed that three quarters of Australian parents believe their child’s education suffered due to COVID-19.

Nearly two thirds of parents surveyed said that they will be following this year’s NAPLAN results more closely than previous years.

The survey, undertaken by online tutoring platform Cluey Learning, also found that many parents will be paying close attention to ...

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