In person school classes during this pandemic is essential for America's economy to prosper.

[Atticus]

Invest your children.

[Klaralven]

1. Daughter says that online is going really well for the fourth and eighth grade grandchildren

The district really got it together over the summer. Things are planned out and well organized. The technology is working smoothly.

[enough]

2. This is really good to hear. NT

[demtenjeep]

6. BULLSHIT

I am a teacher and it is a NIGHTMARE


a fucking nightmare

[Klaralven]

7. I think it is tougher from the teacher's viewpoint

There is really no way to teach kids who don't want to learn and whose parents aren't motivating them.

So concentrate on the ones who want to learn and are doing the work.

[demtenjeep]

9. I guarentee it takes 4 times the time to plan

and an alternate plan when the computer glitches or kids keep getting knocked off


Planning for subs? Took 4 hours to plan for my sub yesterday. A plan for if they know teams, a plan to let the para run things, a plan for if there isn't good connection and a plan for having things at their home they can do on their own just in case.





Online SUCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs

[rownesheck]

3. Our daughter's school district

went to in person 2 weeks ago. Something weird happened. This week teachers and students started getting infected with the virus. And there are more cases being reported each day. Who woulda thunk it?

[rockfordfile]

4. BS I don't buy it

I do agree invest in your children. That means not having dead parents from covid19.

[Atticus]

5. My apologies for an unclear post. My intent was to paraphrase an old anti-war slogan from

the sixties: "War is big business. Invest your son."

I am AGAINST opening schools for in person classes. Again, I am sorry my reference was not apparent.

[SophieJean]

8. Thanks for the clarification,

I was about to bite your head off.😁