"But when you look at how schools have responded, there is gold ... and we've got to mine that gold and make it a feature of our education system."
Mr Merlino made the announcement as thousands of students in prep and grades one, two, 11 and 12 returned to their classrooms on Tuesday. The remaining year levels are set to return in two weeks.
The minister has asked all Victorian teachers and principals, the education departments, and heads of independent, Catholic and private sectors, to also prepare reports on what tools can be implemented to continue engaging disengaged students who flourished while learning from home.
The education leaders will meet at a summit next month to discuss their reports.
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