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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Erm, I doubt this is happening with the majority of public school teachers but OK. Yes, there have been teachers on social media showing that they are teaching from other places but they teach for private online companies like VIP Kid. :? [quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I work in cyber and we just (6 months ago) cut all access from abroad. I get cyber purposely keeps people in the dark about threats but come on people... pandemic, vaccines, new president. [/quote] Can you explain what this means? I don't really understand anything about tech or cyber security. How does logging in to school from another country or Hawaii make things vulnerable? [/quote] Citizens in many other countries have no right to privacy. If you bring your laptop and log in from abroad there is a good chance a state sponsored entity will have access to all content on your laptop or communicating through your connect. I for one don’t want a foreign actor recording my child when in class just so that’s you can go on vacation. Staff really should be required to stay in district in a location that is conducive to a good virtual teaching experience. I keep hearing reports of teachers teaching class form the beach making the sound quality awful for the students. This is your job. Students should not be accommodating your beach vacation. [/quote][/quote] The problem with teachers teaching from other locations then becomes a tax issue. I don’t know enough but I’m told that if you work from another state for a certain amount of time, you pay taxes in that state. This is why some HR departments are requiring employees to inform them if they’re working from outside their home state. [/quote]
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