Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid has zero labs in honors bio. It depends on the teacher. Same now for Chemistry.
How F'd is that! And more importantly how is this in line with "equity" - mcps' favorite word or used to be favorite??
No it depends on class size. Lab stations require spacing for safety. Overcrowded classes can not do labs.
This is a cop-out. Teams of teachers can partner to rotate kids through labs while the others are taking some of the kids for classroom activities.
The truth is that labs are a lot of work and now that virtual labs exist, they are often substituted.
Can you please tell me where the teams of teachers are? And enough supplies? And the time? Wow. People really have no idea what’s going on do they.
The vast majority of posters on the MCPS forum are private schools parents and trolls.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid has zero labs in honors bio. It depends on the teacher. Same now for Chemistry.
How F'd is that! And more importantly how is this in line with "equity" - mcps' favorite word or used to be favorite??
No it depends on class size. Lab stations require spacing for safety. Overcrowded classes can not do labs.
This is a cop-out. Teams of teachers can partner to rotate kids through labs while the others are taking some of the kids for classroom activities.
The truth is that labs are a lot of work and now that virtual labs exist, they are often substituted.
Can you please tell me where the teams of teachers are? And enough supplies? And the time? Wow. People really have no idea what’s going on do they.
Anonymous wrote:My MS kids and HS kids both have labs. They dissected rats in honors bio which seemed to me to be a bit much, but definitely a hands on lab!