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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why? I am happy to be impacted, I really don't get why other teachers are so angry. Unless your admins are pricks but they were like that before covid... I have challenged myself to the max for DL and all my red, yellow, and green students have made progress. Even my 1 blue lol. I feel like I deserve my bonus THE MOST this year. And returning in person will be a cake walk, 11 kids?? Luckily I used to teach sped kids, so not an issue.[/quote] The impact rubric doesn’t translate well virtually especially if virtual class sizes are going up to at least 40![/quote] No, that's only 3-5 K-2 will be up to 35 PK 3/4 up to 30 Like usual we'll have to be innovative but I think it's an ok price to be able to teach from home. If you had 40, you could have 8-9 small groups only. Meet with half a day for main subjects. (that's about 4-5 hours) Whole group for morning meeting and review. (1 hour) My school is pulling paras from ECE since they're not doing much during DL anyway to support small group review for older grades. Perhaps I'm the wrong teacher to react to this post as I'm teaching in person and feel I deserve to be impacted. And really so do other teachers, they already took out almost everything, it's basically almost all EPs. What are other teachers so afraid of? Even if you only get a 3.0 on EP you won't be fired. If you don't want 30-40 kids teach in person. [/quote] What school are you at? DL hours aren't shifting with this DCPS plan - kids are online from 8:45 to 11 and 1 to 3; not including specials and this new half day on Wed.[/quote] Uh I think that's just your school? At mine kids are on 9am-3pm with and 30 minute lunch break and movement breaks in lessons. Each child isn't on that long though. They have about 3.5 hours of live lessons each day, except ECE.[/quote]
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