2nd Grade Teacher wears a mask

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:we all wore masks during the pandemic. fat lot that did us. maybe masks don't do as much as we assume they do.

I have worn a kn95 every time I go inside other than my house since 2020. haven't gotten covid yet and I also haven't gotten sick in any other way

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we all wore masks during the pandemic. fat lot that did us. maybe masks don't do as much as we assume they do.

I have worn a kn95 every time I go inside other than my house since 2020. haven't gotten covid yet and I also haven't gotten sick in any other way

I haven’t gotten sick and I never wore a mask. What’s your point

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we all wore masks during the pandemic. fat lot that did us. maybe masks don't do as much as we assume they do.

I have worn a kn95 every time I go inside other than my house since 2020. haven't gotten covid yet and I also haven't gotten sick in any other way

that’s not actually something to brag about

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Serious question: how many teachers in the DMV are still masking? I live in a deep blue state and there are zero teachers or students who mask at our kids' schools, including pregnant teachers and older teachers.

It’s not still masking for the most part. It’s that there is a surge, it’s cold season, and some either have things going on that can make them more susceptible to covid or someone that is medically fragile in their life.

For younger students/families that were not yet fully in to grade school when the elementary kids were doing virtual it’s probably more startling. Mine was in pre-k early pandemic and now in 4th. Masks do not phase them and they understand nuance and language just fine.

My oldest is also in 4th grade, not sure why you're making assumptions about the age of my kid. Parents in our kids' cohort who were subjected to the idiocy of virtual Kindergarten and masked 1st grade but still gaslight regarding the obvious negative externalities of masked teachers make me sad. You are clearly deeply brainwashed.

Babe, the original post says second grade. Chill on the main character syndrome?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel you. My daughter's teacher wore one two years in a row (kinder and first). She struggled to learn to read and I think it was related. Experts say seeing the mouth form letters and sounds is important. In any event, even though I hated it and it made me angry that she was in my opinion harming a generation of kids there is nothing I could do so I didn't say anything. Basically, this is just one of those things that you can't control unless you are willing to ask for a class change or move to private.

And your private school teachers may be worried about their health, too. Switching to private doesn’t mean you get to bully the teachers more simply because you are paying tuition.

And PP, please pause the hyperbole. Your teacher didn’t harm a generation of kids. That’s ridiculous. Seriously?

You *think* your child’s struggle with reading was related to a mask. Guess what? YOU weren’t wearing a mask. Did YOU read to your child at home?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we all wore masks during the pandemic. fat lot that did us. maybe masks don't do as much as we assume they do.

I have worn a kn95 every time I go inside other than my house since 2020. haven't gotten covid yet and I also haven't gotten sick in any other way

If you don't have severe immune issues, you are making a big mistake. You will have no immunity to the types of viruses and bugs that you should be exposing yourself to day in and day. Bad idea.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we all wore masks during the pandemic. fat lot that did us. maybe masks don't do as much as we assume they do.

I have worn a kn95 every time I go inside other than my house since 2020. haven't gotten covid yet and I also haven't gotten sick in any other way

that’s not actually something to brag about

my point is that my mask did do a fat lot of good for me. it kept me from getting covid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we all wore masks during the pandemic. fat lot that did us. maybe masks don't do as much as we assume they do.

I have worn a kn95 every time I go inside other than my house since 2020. haven't gotten covid yet and I also haven't gotten sick in any other way

that’s not actually something to brag about

my point is that my mask did do a fat lot of good for me. it kept me from getting covid.

no, you being a shut-in is what has kept you from getting covid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel you. My daughter's teacher wore one two years in a row (kinder and first). She struggled to learn to read and I think it was related. Experts say seeing the mouth form letters and sounds is important. In any event, even though I hated it and it made me angry that she was in my opinion harming a generation of kids there is nothing I could do so I didn't say anything. Basically, this is just one of those things that you can't control unless you are willing to ask for a class change or move to private.

And your private school teachers may be worried about their health, too. Switching to private doesn’t mean you get to bully the teachers more simply because you are paying tuition.

And PP, please pause the hyperbole. Your teacher didn’t harm a generation of kids. That’s ridiculous. Seriously?

You *think* your child’s struggle with reading was related to a mask. Guess what? YOU weren’t wearing a mask. Did YOU read to your child at home?

Kind of hilarious how all the absent/deadbeat parents are outing themselves on this thread lol. Clearly, no, they did not.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we all wore masks during the pandemic. fat lot that did us. maybe masks don't do as much as we assume they do.

I have worn a kn95 every time I go inside other than my house since 2020. haven't gotten covid yet and I also haven't gotten sick in any other way

that’s not actually something to brag about

my point is that my mask did do a fat lot of good for me. it kept me from getting covid.

no, you being a shut-in is what has kept you from getting covid.

I am doing the same thing PP does (with an N95) and no—not a shut-in. You sound childish.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I work in a school and those teachers who wear a mask have survived cancer or have immune issues. They’re not doing it for fun, I can guarantee you. It’s really hard to teach in a mask all day and I’m grateful I don’t have to anymore.

As someone who has survived cancer, this isn't a reason to wear a mask. Actively under treatment? Different story.

You know how many people would need to wear masks if this was a widely disseminated recommendation from oncologists? A lot.

Yes, your singular experience with cancer makes you uniquely qualified to answer for everyone else with cancer and how they should be living their lives. I am so grateful for you coming here to explain cancer to us.

[Anonymous]

How the turn tables have…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This bothers me. I am someone who has trouble understanding people talk when they wear a mask. I can't imagine listening to my teacher talk for hours a day with a mask on. It's been a month since school started. I was hoping it was temporary but she's still wearing it. I'm a total jerk if I say something and nothing would change, but I can't be the only one out there who would be bothered by this?

None of your business. What is she is taking immunosuppressive drugs and is trying to avoid getting sick

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bring it up with the principal, not the teacher. It would help if several parents did this. You are not the only parent bothered by it.

This

I would hope there is a temporary reason to wear the mask and it will not be every day all school year.

2nd graders need to see the lips and enunciation and pronunciation from their teacher. And facial expressions.

So much learning won’t be happening with this mask thing. Same as what a joke 3 hours of Covid school was once back in person, esp for k-4 students.

[Anonymous]

I’d switch home rooms. A 5th grader just did in our school this week.

I’d be livid if this was a permanent thing.

I actually think this is a troll post with troll sock puppeting.

Mask lady needs to find a new line of work