Anonymous wrote:Not surprised at the responses but yeah, it’s ok to be bummed by this just like it’s ok to be kinda bummed if the teacher gets pregnant or something. It affects your kids experience at school. It’s obviously not ok to comment on either and there’s nothing you can do about it but can you be bummed? Certainly. Doesn’t make you a bad person.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This bothers me. I am someone who has trouble understanding people talk when they wear a mask. I can't imagine listening to my teacher talk for hours a day with a mask on. It's been a month since school started. I was hoping it was temporary but she's still wearing it. I'm a total jerk if I say something and nothing would change, but I can't be the only one out there who would be bothered by this?
No you're not, you're just a selfish jerk who hates people that mask. Do you also call them "sheep"?![]()
NP. I am 40 and have mild hearing loss. The pandemic was VERY hard when everyone was masked and customer service workers were behind those thick plastic partitions. I couldn’t understand a darn thing and it was frustrating for everyone involved.
So no, not everyone’s making it up and there are children with hearing issues as well. They just miss what the teacher is saying.
So a child with mild hearing loss could just... sit closer? Cool, great to have an easy solution.
Masking makes speech less clear. It’s about intelligibility not volume.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This bothers me. I am someone who has trouble understanding people talk when they wear a mask. I can't imagine listening to my teacher talk for hours a day with a mask on. It's been a month since school started. I was hoping it was temporary but she's still wearing it. I'm a total jerk if I say something and nothing would change, but I can't be the only one out there who would be bothered by this?
No you're not, you're just a selfish jerk who hates people that mask. Do you also call them "sheep"?![]()
NP. I am 40 and have mild hearing loss. The pandemic was VERY hard when everyone was masked and customer service workers were behind those thick plastic partitions. I couldn’t understand a darn thing and it was frustrating for everyone involved.
So no, not everyone’s making it up and there are children with hearing issues as well. They just miss what the teacher is saying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This bothers me. I am someone who has trouble understanding people talk when they wear a mask. I can't imagine listening to my teacher talk for hours a day with a mask on. It's been a month since school started. I was hoping it was temporary but she's still wearing it. I'm a total jerk if I say something and nothing would change, but I can't be the only one out there who would be bothered by this?
No you're not, you're just a selfish jerk who hates people that mask. Do you also call them "sheep"?![]()
NP. I am 40 and have mild hearing loss. The pandemic was VERY hard when everyone was masked and customer service workers were behind those thick plastic partitions. I couldn’t understand a darn thing and it was frustrating for everyone involved.
So no, not everyone’s making it up and there are children with hearing issues as well. They just miss what the teacher is saying.
So a child with mild hearing loss could just... sit closer? Cool, great to have an easy solution.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This bothers me. I am someone who has trouble understanding people talk when they wear a mask. I can't imagine listening to my teacher talk for hours a day with a mask on. It's been a month since school started. I was hoping it was temporary but she's still wearing it. I'm a total jerk if I say something and nothing would change, but I can't be the only one out there who would be bothered by this?
No you're not, you're just a selfish jerk who hates people that mask. Do you also call them "sheep"?![]()
NP. I am 40 and have mild hearing loss. The pandemic was VERY hard when everyone was masked and customer service workers were behind those thick plastic partitions. I couldn’t understand a darn thing and it was frustrating for everyone involved.
So no, not everyone’s making it up and there are children with hearing issues as well. They just miss what the teacher is saying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This bothers me. I am someone who has trouble understanding people talk when they wear a mask. I can't imagine listening to my teacher talk for hours a day with a mask on. It's been a month since school started. I was hoping it was temporary but she's still wearing it. I'm a total jerk if I say something and nothing would change, but I can't be the only one out there who would be bothered by this?
No you're not, you're just a selfish jerk who hates people that mask. Do you also call them "sheep"?![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Literally half of asia wears masks in public all winter long as a sign of respect for others and to protect society. Let it go.
My K kid has 27 kids in class, every week 4-5 students have been absent do far for illness.
This is false; I was just there and nobody had masks on trains and buses. But herev on the other hand
Where do you live? Many many parts of asia (korea, japan, taiwan from my personal experience) are all heavy masking areas. Even before covid!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Literally half of asia wears masks in public all winter long as a sign of respect for others and to protect society. Let it go.
My K kid has 27 kids in class, every week 4-5 students have been absent do far for illness.
This is false; I was just there and nobody had masks on trains and buses. But herev on the other hand
Anonymous wrote:Schools are full of strep, covid, and other seasonal diseases at the moment. My child got Covid the first week of school this year (no we no longer wear masks). I don't blame her one bit for wanting to protect herself. You can just deal, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Apply for her job. You can be mask-free when you teach.
Anonymous wrote:This bothers me. I am someone who has trouble understanding people talk when they wear a mask. I can't imagine listening to my teacher talk for hours a day with a mask on. It's been a month since school started. I was hoping it was temporary but she's still wearing it. I'm a total jerk if I say something and nothing would change, but I can't be the only one out there who would be bothered by this?
Anonymous wrote:Donate a wireless mic headset so you kid can hear.