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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The social development piece that is missing cannot be recaptured in a hybrid, socially distant environment for the vast majority of kids.  It just can’t happen.  On so many levels it just wishful thinking.  If kids go back to their school in a completely new way, expecting to invest a ton of energy in just learning and adjusting to this new normal it will not move the needle and it took a lot for everyone to adjust to DL and I think hybrid might just really make it so much for palpable as to what they have lost.  I think it could make the kids really sad and demoralized.  We may wish going to school hybrids will make things better but it might make things worse, emotionally and socially and be a distraction from for kids and potoential efforts to refine DL[/quote]

If hybrid doesn’t work for your kid, he/she can almost assuredly do everything online. The hybrid provides optionality. My kid would do better with the hybrid, that I know for certain. You’ll have choices. [/quote]

In Israel, the hybrid model was flat-out rejected as unsatisfactory for student learning and for parents. [/quote]

Because they tried it for so long? Ran studies? Did comparative analyses?

You either/or people kill me. I Don’t know if you’re in the total lockdown camp or the open everything camp, but both camps are clueless about both disease and economics. [/quote]

What are you talking about? In Israel and many other countries, the schools have opened. Read about it. All of this is experimental BTW--lockdown too.[/quote]

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