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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To the person who said no specials because of 100 kids... As a science teacher I teach 120 a day. Your solution isn’t feasible at the middle and high school level. To the poster above: Art teachers can see up to 180 students in a day. Every day is a new set of classes. So if you teacher 500 students in Art in a given week you are exposed to 500 students, sometimes they come twice weekly. My understanding of Middle and High school is that you see a fraction of that many students weekly. Obviously, still not a safe situation either. [/quote] Ok fine. You both get trophies. [/quote] Stop it! I'm a parent with high schoolers and I don't want to have my kids miss 2+ weeks of math class because their teacher got COVID. At this point, I think it's easier to be 100% online. The hybrid model presents a lot of disruption and half-assed teaching. If it were all online, teachers could be planning and have daily classes. How are our kids going to be in a class with 10 kids? It will completely water down teaching at the MS and HS level, as this teacher pointed out. [/quote]
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