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Reply to "If schools have to continue online, shouldn’t teachers worry about their jobs?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Schools should resume in the fall. period. If teachers can't handle it, then FCPS has all summer to find people that can handle it. [/quote] Nope[/quote] yup [/quote] Nope [/quote] Yup. The most obvious solution is for school to open for this who need or want it. Families who have concerns can watch live feed of their classrooms and learn that way. [/quote] If you watched a live stream of my 90 minute high school class you would spend the majority of the time watching students working in pairs, doing activities, or moving around the classroom. I don't know how watching that would help a student alone at home learn. I don't lecture all class, I don't just give worksheets. That is part of why distance learning is so hard. But I really don't see how a student would learn watching from home. [/quote] I have been doing the same thing for 90-120 minute classes on Zoom. We use Breakout Rooms for partners to analyze documents, small groups to discuss issues, etc. How is that different from having everyone in person? Just pair up people who are at home. The only thing that is a pain is just getting all of the documents out in advance.[/quote]
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