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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a work at home parent with a husband who is increasingly going back to work on site. We considered a pod because last Spring’s school at home was pretty untenable.  But now that we have been back at it for 2 days in APS, I don’t see how a pod could be helpful except for parent who can’t work from home.  If the kids aren’t in the same class, you’ll have 4 kidsbon headphones having completely separate experiences and talking over one another while the tutor hangs back and only participates when there are problems. Where is the benefit in that except for parents who are completely absent?  (I’m not saying that sarcastically, but rather in a “please explain” kind of way.)[/quote]

I imagine you pod with students in your kid’s classroom.[/quote]

Okay, but no kids are in the same class with one another all day long.  I have this image of five kids with headphones on sitting around a table in different classes conducting wholly different conversations, kind of like a kid-run telemarketing firm.  I understand the benefit of having an adult around and certainly of being around other kids, but not of doing this and staying in your school and attending “class” separately around 4 other kids.  I think that would be really confusing. [/quote]

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