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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Imagine if hospital and nursing home workers were this demanding about not going back to work?

School is just as essential as healthcare. You all are being absolutely ridiculous.

"I'm not going back until I feel it's a completely safe working environment"!
Newsflash: teaching has literally NEVER been a completely safe working environment. Teachers catch things from kids all the tine. Kids bring weapons to school etc...if you will not go back until there is zero risk than you need to find a new career.[/quote]

It’s a dirty secret, but some have been —especially when PPE was not available. Our pediatrician’s office closed because the nurses and assistants demanded PPE. The doctors couldn’t get sufficient. So they closed in April and remain closed.[/quote]

Many were still open - mine was. But those who closed also lost their income. You can choose not to go back to teach and lose your income too. No one is stopping you. [/quote]

My pediatrician’s office provided telemedicine. Schools could provide tele-education. [b]See how that works[/b].[/quote]

We've seen how it works: badly.[/quote]

Agreed. Telemedicine is also not going to be adequate for everything from here on out. For many issues people will need to see a doctor in person, just like most students will need to see a teacher in person in order to learn adequately, especially the younger ones.[/quote]

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