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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your kids. Your responsibility. Don’t put them off on teachers just cause you tired of dealing with em.[/quote] This is so laughable. It is like a grocery store worker saying, you're hungry? Your problem. Go grow some food. Or a utility company saying "You want electricity?" "Go find some" [/quote] Grocery store workers do not grow food. They sell it to you.[/quote] Its still then refusing to do a key part of THEIR job (selling you food) and making it YOUR problem to figure out. [/quote] No, stupid. It isn't the same at all. There is no way for a grocery store worker to do his/her job remotely. There IS a way for a teacher to work remotely, and doing so saves lives and protects the health of others. The real issue is that you aren't satisfied with DL and have decided that even though you can get the "product" of the teachers' work either way, the advantage of non-DL outweighs risk to teachers' lives. [/quote] Actually many of us didn’t get much of a “product” at all. It’s been clear for a while that schools would not be returning in person, but there doesn’t seem to have been much of an effort over the last few months to improve DL. It’s really mind boggling to me. I don’t really fault the teachers, the districts should have been taking the lead. But I question teachers who can’t seem to recognize how much DL fell short- maybe they are the super-teachers who did it well and whose students thrived. But for many students (maybe even the majority) it was a list spring, now it will be a lost year for those who don’t have the $$ to hire private teachers.[/quote]
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