The important lessons schools can take from COVID-19

Danielle Kutchel

By Danielle Kutchel
Published July 10, 2020

Even in a world where online is the new black, coding the core of the curriculum and digital the language of choice, the COVID-induced transition was jarring for many New Zealand schools and their students.

The flip to online learning brought some issues to the fore for staff at Kawakawa’s Bay of Islands College.

That’s not ...

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