Anonymous wrote:Sign up for a report of your child's school computer use at https://fairfax-county.portal.relay.school/. You have to use the same email address that is in the school system, and your DC's student number.
The emailed reports are very top level. Logging in to the site gives much more detail, but it is only for the past 7 days.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I substituted recently in a first grade classroom and couldn't believe the amount of time the students were scheduled to be on their computers. They all seemed so much happier when we just sat in a group and I read books to them. There is FAR too much reliance on computers in the early grades.
Yeah, that’s because the teacher didn’t trust you to teach anything. Don’t take it personally—most sins aren’t professionals.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I substituted recently in a first grade classroom and couldn't believe the amount of time the students were scheduled to be on their computers. They all seemed so much happier when we just sat in a group and I read books to them. There is FAR too much reliance on computers in the early grades.
It's called a sub plan - they know you don't know what you're doing, so they are trying to make it easier for you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I substituted recently in a first grade classroom and couldn't believe the amount of time the students were scheduled to be on their computers. They all seemed so much happier when we just sat in a group and I read books to them. There is FAR too much reliance on computers in the early grades.
Maybe the teacher did that because they were out. Doesn’t mean every day is like that.
Anonymous wrote:What does it consist of? Are you happy with it
Anonymous wrote:I substituted recently in a first grade classroom and couldn't believe the amount of time the students were scheduled to be on their computers. They all seemed so much happier when we just sat in a group and I read books to them. There is FAR too much reliance on computers in the early grades.
Anonymous wrote:I substituted recently in a first grade classroom and couldn't believe the amount of time the students were scheduled to be on their computers. They all seemed so much happier when we just sat in a group and I read books to them. There is FAR too much reliance on computers in the early grades.
Anonymous wrote:I substituted recently in a first grade classroom and couldn't believe the amount of time the students were scheduled to be on their computers. They all seemed so much happier when we just sat in a group and I read books to them. There is FAR too much reliance on computers in the early grades.