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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kids used to get more instruction each day than they now get, in total, each week. [/quote]

How do you know this? Were you in the classroom with your children?[/quote]

oh, fun, i see. you're suggesting that teachers were farting around in their classrooms in person, and those same teachers are no longer farting around and that also the test results don't really mean anything so that you cannot be proven wrong.[/quote]

No, I'm stating that you weren't in the classroom with your child so you don't have any real measure of how much instruction they really received. But now that you sat behind them you are an expert. (second sentence is sarcasm)

First day of school this year every parent complained their kids weren't focused.  Every other year we never saw our precious children weren't focused on the first day of school so we couldn't complain.[/quote]

This is a strange (and very pedantic) rationalization.

My kids get about 1.5 hours of school per day, four days per week. They used to love school but they despise online learning, because they are way too young for it, and they barely pay attention now to anything to teacher says.

So you would have us believe that a grand total of six hours of instruction per week, that they only sort of pay attention to, is no different than the 40 hours of school they used to get each week, which they told us they loved?

I think the real issue here is teachers love remote learning because it makes their lives very easy and they dont want to ever give that up. [/quote]

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