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Lecturers at Dundee and Angus College are preparing to welcome students back to its three campuses this Monday.
Restrictions gradually ease from April 26 and some students will be back in classrooms at the Kingsway and Gardyne campuses in Dundee, as well as Arbroath.
During the last year, teaching has been done remotely with a steady increase of a blended model of learning, allowing a mixture of online on-site lessons for some courses.
Updated: April 12, 2021, 12:00 pm
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Award-winning hairdressing students at Aberdeen Technical College show off their skills in 1988.
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Step away from the box dye and put down the clippers: the days of DIY haircuts are over now that hairdressers across Aberdeen have reopened.
Nobody is more thrilled than stylists to be back in business, but with weeks of waiting lists to cut through, there’s still time to choose a new ‘do if your lockdown locks are needing the chop.
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Tennessee Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn toured Spring Hill’s Battle Creek Elementary School, praising the work of Maury County Public Schools educators.
Schwinn met with MCPS Superintendent Michael Hickman and Rep. Scott Cepicky, R-Culleoka. The trio observed classes and participated in a few classroom activities during the visit Friday morning.
In Andrea Helton’s kindergarten class, Schwinn danced with students and practiced American Sign Language.
During a quick stop at the school cafeteria, the education commissioner met with the school district’s food service staff, sharing her gratefulness for their work.
“What you see and hear is rigorous instruction and a commitment to students, Schwinn said at the end of her visit. There is nothing more that I want to see that would made me feel better about education in this state.”
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