They also said if it can be safely done. Which they had no clue about.Maybe because the experts on pediatrics and adolescent health and well being universally say kids should be in school?
Listen to the experts. Remember??
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They also said if it can be safely done. Which they had no clue about.Maybe because the experts on pediatrics and adolescent health and well being universally say kids should be in school?
Listen to the experts. Remember??
No you don't. Seriously. You don't.I'm not a parent but I work with 45 Iowans who are struggling to provide said curriculum while also running thier own business. This is a real concern.
Maybe because the experts on pediatrics and adolescent health and well being universally say kids should be in school?
Listen to the experts. Remember??
And - as indicated elsewhere - "safely" is going to carry it's own issues for the kids that his "experts" do not even begin to examine.I agree your analogy is dumb. Isn't comparable at all. To the situation at hand.
They also said if it can be safely done. Which they had no clue about.
"Consider the parents". You are right, im considering how big of a b1tch it is to pay bills when you have to provide an education curriculum while working. Take.a.lap.
"Consider the parents". You are right, im considering how big of a b1tch it is to pay bills when you have to provide an education curriculum while working. Take.a.lap.
Maybe because the experts on pediatrics and adolescent health and well being universally say kids should be in school?
Listen to the experts. Remember??
Solid post. Students getting to and from school will also be an issue. Very difficult to "socially distance" and enforce masks on a bus.Having school like normal is just asking for a lot of grief from everyone involved, children can and will get sick from covid, some will die and its guaranteed to be passed onto the parents who will die at a much higher rate than the children will.
So if school must be held in person then how school is held needs to be rethought:
1) Go back to the Elementary school/Japanese model, aka you stay in one classroom the entire day, only the teachers move from class to class to teach their classes. This should allow much better isolation and contact tracing methods when someone comes down with covid.
2) Gym most likely will need to be cancelled for the foreseeable future because I can't see a way to do it safely.
3) Use the A , B, C day model that high schools already use to move students to the rooms that require specialized equipment like biology or chemistry for the day.
4) Lunch will tricky but I could see potentially having students order their meals in the morning and having it delivered to the classroom for lunch. The most likely variation would be to use extra desks marked 6ft apart while also having the gym setup for lunch too. Lunch would most likely be extended for safety reason so classes would most likely be shorter.
There will be issues still to iron out but just doing these steps would be much safer than holding school like normal.
Go check the football board. I want the season cancelled.It seems like the same people who don't want kids in school are also the ones who want the kids to be out there playing football