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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But who says that hybrid means a teacher needs to teach a virtual  and in-person simultaneously? Why are you assuming  that's the case? Because  it's convenient  for your case?[/quote]

Because that's how it's laid out. What would you have the kids do the other 2 days a week ?[/quote]

asynchronous work. it’s not that hard to figure out! 
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It amounts to part time school. And complete full time child minding for the smaller kids.[/quote]

I mean, that’s effectively what we have now with DL. The amount of direct instruction minutes is part time; the balance of the work is asynchronous. kids going to school “part time” and then doing the rest of the work asynchronously (or let’s just call it “homework”) is better. [/quote]

But your kids are learning new things every day and they check in with their teachers through live instruction every day. I think parents are happier to have their kid occupied daily rather than have 3 full days a week where they must organize and provide all the supervision. What you are suggesting means the teacher has to repeat the same lesson twice -- meaning the kids by definition are learning less. [/quote]

That makes no sense. My kid already has 1 day a week asynchronous. 2 or 3 days live and an extra asynchronous day or 2 would be a HUGE improvement. [/quote]

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