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Reply to "How is MCPS going to address the learning loss from teacher absences?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You are exhausting. [/quote] Seriously? Do you have a high school junior who is trying to put together as good as a transcript as they can for college applications? Life is still marching on and these things still matter. [/quote] Complaining parents need to step up and teach.[/quote] +1 everytime we screw up at work we just look at each other and say "complaining customers should step up and do it themselves " [/quote] I find comments along these lines hilarious. So, anybody can “step up and teach,” while at the same time, teachers are highly skilled professionals? Yeah, that makes sense. OP, you’ll almost certainly need to look to tutoring or some kind of supplementation because MCPS isn’t going to make this lost work up. There are too many other issues and it’s too hard to do. I’m not saying that’s all right, but it is what it is. And no, virtual wouldn’t result in less learning loss; you people know there’s actual data on that, right?[/quote] Pretty much anyone can step up and do a substitute teaching gig. Is your body warm? Yep, you probably qualify! (Assuming no record of child endangerment). Maybe consider subbing? I think they’ll even pay you like $14/hour.[/quote] I have a full-time professional job, but thanks. My point wasn't about subbing, it was about people screeching that parents need to do teachers' jobs while at the same time protesting that no one can do the job of a teacher, because they're so highly specialized. But also, a warm body isn't going to fill the gaps that are missing for kids' educations, and I think you know that.[/quote]
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