| My high schooler is excited to have made it onto a team and doesn’t want to miss playing time by catching covid so she’s choosing to keep her mask on. |
So here is the problem. You assume a teacher is not empathetic because they kept mask off. Mask use isn’t tied to how nice or kind of a person you are. Remember how we could follow the damn science and do all the things and not wear a mask? |
Vienna |
Not allowed. You can report them. |
I wasn’t saying the teacher was being empathetic for wearing a mask. What I appreciated is that the teacher tried to consider each student’s POV and figured if a particular student had a mask on then that student might prefer the teacher had one on when helping them. |
| Our son said 24 or 27 unmasked in his elementary school class. |
24 of 27. |
We were definitely told not to do this. ES Teacher |
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My son said only a few kids in his HS classes were unmasked.
Interesting that more of the younger kids seem to be unmasking. |
Little kids have potentially more to gain (learning to read) and tolerate masks less well per WHO. So it makes sense. |
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Kindergarten - 7 unmasked out of 22 present while I was there (unmasked) volunteering with my kid’s class for library. Librarian also unmasked for most of the class.
Meanwhile, at the same school… 2nd grade - 0 unmasked out of 23. My child would have gone unmasked but felt uncomfortable taking it off if no one else was. |
Hmm. My kid goes there too and said it was about 50/50. Teachers and students. |
| My kid said it was about half masked, unmasked at our local ES located in Vienna. |
Why are you calling my kid a troll, Karen? |
| I wouldn't be so quick to assume anything political or that there was much science or health consciousness from the kids about whether they masked or unmasked. I know many students who have told me they want to keep the mask because they can hide and be less self conscious about looks/makeup/pimples, etc |