My daughter has chosen to not send her kids to school even though she could as a midwife.Where I live I'm seeing more and more kids starting to mix and play together. One family kept their son in for weeks while another have let theirs play out all the time. In the last week he is now out mixing with them. Lots of teenagers have been meeting up with their mates from the start of the lockdown. I think the government know this too and think now is the time to ease them back as the lockdown is slowly crumbling even amongst the strictest parents. The main problem now is protecting the teachers contracting it.
What do you think yhey are doing now?
Where I work lessons have been going on the last 6 week with a 95% uptake from students, the teachers and lecturers have been working with them throughout with lessons, lesson plans , video tutoring and marking work done.
They are not all sat at home drinking gin and eating cakes.
What do you think yhey are doing now?
Where I work lessons have been going on the last 6 week with a 90-95% uptake from students, the teachers and lecturers have been working with them throughout with lessons, lesson plans , video tutoring and marking work done.
They are not all sat at home drinking gin and eating cakes.
Students without computers were lent tablets so alll could carry in learning.
It’s ignorant cunts like this poster that will get everyone killed.Find it staggering that some teachers are moaning. Really wonder whether some of them want to work at all.
They get more time off than most people yet they still are not happy.
I asked 1 the other day that I know and they said they didnt want to go back and are halt to stay at home watching tv all day.
Coronavirus isn't prevalent in children so what's their issue?
Get back to work like the rest of us.
That's fair enough but just seems to a big reluctance in this sector and other sectors to get back to work.
It's a British thing I think, some are taking the piss big time.
No it’s a reluctance to be subjected to unsafe working conditions and conditions where kids, staff and the families the kids and staff have to go back home to, aren’t subject to a wave of the virus from schools because children are big carriers of the virus while being asymptomatic.That's fair enough but just seems to a big reluctance in this sector and other sectors to get back to work.
It's a British thing I think, some are taking the piss big time.
well whatever I say you’ll disagree.
personally I find The Times, FT and Independent, the economist, Reuters pretty balanced.
broadcast wise the BBC; seen as every right wing hothead labels the BBC as ‘leftwing biased’ and every left wing hothead says ‘it’s right wing government funded’!
What do you think they are doing now?
Where I work lessons have been going on the last 6 week with a 90-95% uptake from students, the teachers and lecturers have been working with them throughout with lessons, lesson plans , video tutoring and marking work done.
They are not all sat at home drinking gin and eating cakes.
Students without computers were lent tablets so alll could carry in learning.
I am not keen on of the papers nowadays. I just read articles by certain journalists, like Marina Hyde, Matthew Parris, Will Hutton and the likes.