2020 has been extremely tough for schools, as Covid-19 disrupted the academic year and  forced teachers and students to adapt to new norms and practices. Classes went virtual, and then students shifted between remote and in-person learning, while most major exams were postponed. Indeed, many saw 2020 as the lost year in education. To take us through the lessons schools have learned from that lost year and how they’ll navigate 2021, Hezril Asyraaf is joined by Iain Sallis, Campus Principal at Tenby Schools Setia Eco Park. 



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2020 has been extremely tough for schools, as Covid-19 disrupted the academic year and&nbsp; forced teachers and students to adapt to new norms and practices. Classes went virtual, and then students shifted between remote and in-person learning, while most major exams were postponed. Indeed, many saw 2020 as the lost year in education. To take us through the lessons schools have learned from that lost year and how they&rsquo;ll navigate 2021, Hezril Asyraaf is joined by Iain Sallis, Campus Principal at Tenby Schools Setia Eco Park. 

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