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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It will be what it looks like for 6-12. So consider that  carefully for your kid in 6-12. Teachers may be in the room (not aides) but they will teach to the device.  For concurrent, even at the highest hybrid schools (looking at you WMS) , 65%!or more of the kids will be home for each  class under the concurrent model. Teachers have to teach through the device. [/quote]

Yes. I have TWO groups of students to teach at once. My attention cannot be devoted to the few kids in the room exclusively. I can’t go within 6 feet of students or them me. They still need to be independently engaged and on task or hybrid isn’t going to be anymore beneficial to them than at home DL was. [/quote]

So you think kids in hybrid will simply get up and walk away from the desk to look out a window with to the same frequency they do when they’re at home with their cameras off?  And that if they do, you’ll be incapable of seeing them and telling them to sit back down?[/quote]

Lmao what? Kids got up to walk around the room all the time in school. Sat on their phones too. Did you all literally forget or just never really know what normal school looked like??[/quote]
If that is routinely happening (and the getting up isn’t part of a 504 or something), that’s poor classroom management, not a universal truth.[/quote]

Wow you should definitely apply to be a teacher and go in. Sounds like you know everything and would kill it. Can’t wait to see how you just rock concurrent and get all kids to always obey every expectation and rule. You can’t even keep your own kid wandering to the window though :D [/quote]

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