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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I hope that MORE teachers will be hired so that in addition to online content, students will have personal check ins an hour a week or whatever.  Had to imagine with close to 30 kids in class.[/quote]

I'm required to do personal check ins with each student a minimum of twice each week. I'm no longer a teacher though because parents aren't making their kids do any work.[/quote]

Because parents are busy working themselves. Or the work seem (sorry) inane.  Online learning is a horrible model. In a pinch it’s ok, but this is the. Eat our schools have to offer our kids? No.

I suggest public schools go learn from what private schools are doing during this time and learn from them.  Full days of learning with full rigor. [/quote]

Did it ever occur to you that public school teachers typically face more challenges than private school teachers: usually larger class sizes, students who come from a much wider variety of backgrounds with a much higher percentage of kids who need a lot of extra support for many reasons (more English language learners, more kids with learning disabilities, more kids who have difficult home lives and do not receive a lot of support at home, more kids dealing with living in poverty and/or high crime areas which puts a lot of stress on students and makes it harder for them to concentrate in school, etc etc). [/quote]

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