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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't understand why everyone is so mad at PP for waking up at 4:30 every day. That's an example of a (pretty hardcore) schedule that worked for them. I've made similar sorts of sacrifices to support at home learning and my kids are okay though it has been a slog. I *have* had to be involved and a general supervisory presence; hands off had not worked, we found that out early on. It does seem like a lot of the voices you hear complaining about schools not being fully open yet might have more successful children in virtual if the parents who complain over here for 2 hours a day would spend that time with their kids instead.[/quote] To be clear - my kids are fine. My 3rd and 6th graders did virtual and I sent my kindergarten to private K because I couldn't supervise virtual K while working. I knew it was not not developmentally appropriate from having a kid that age (5) and from being a former teacher. It has nothing to do with me being on DCUM - I was speaking up for those who don't have two parents with post-college graduate degrees and teaching experience to help at home and no able to afford private kindergarten, etc. My 3rd grader did it - but I am a former 3rd grade teacher myself. In his own words - it's a lot easier to pay attention in person now (he has ADHD - and he doesn't even know his diagnosis yet). [/quote]
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