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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What I'm seeing on this forum is very interesting. Teachers are saying that they are working hard to maintain DL and some parents are denying it. Parents are saying that DL is not working for their child and some teachers are denying it. Both of these things can be true. Teachers can be working hard and DL can also not work for everybody. Trash-talking parents and teachers for trying their hardest doesn't help anybody in this situation and only leads to an adversarial relationship with resentment on both sides. Ultimately, both "sides" want the same thing, for students to receive an education. Should teachers get 4 days to set up their classroom? I have no idea. But I do know that both parents and teachers are working really hard and are reaching a point where they feel like they are burning out and that's it's just easier to blame somebody else. It is possible for both groups to feel the same way, but for different reasons.[/quote] I like you, rational poster. [/quote] I'm a working parent who is not burned out at all. My kids are getting straight A's. But they should be in school right now. And I still think it's pathetic that MCPS teachers are teaching four days a week, for about five hours a day. That's not a full-time job. And they do not spend the rest of the time preparing for anything. Believe me, I listen to my kids' classes, and there's nothing special going on. So I think it's time for teachers to stop accusing parents of not parenting their kids. That's not the issue here. The issue is that you need to reopen schools. Especially after Biden just reiterated it about half an hour ago. There is NO meaningful spread through smartly open schools, and [b]I'm sick of my kids falling behind all of their friends in privates[/b] who have been at school all year. [/quote] The real truth PP. You need to keep up and you’re angry. It’s not all about you. Parents are upset that going back to school isn’t an option yet and teachers are upset they may have to go too soon before vaccinations. Both sides feel as though a choice is being made for them. Truth is a choice was made for all of us and we are stuck in it. Your anger is misplaced. [/quote]
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