Thanks for going the extra mile, bro! Can't overstate the value of a really good teacher. Life changers.This was not my experience at all.
Staying home tripled my workload.
I has a system.
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Thanks for going the extra mile, bro! Can't overstate the value of a really good teacher. Life changers.This was not my experience at all.
Staying home tripled my workload.
I has a system.
No way to stay healthy - can't escape 5G!How about just stay healthy?
Plenty ways to improve and maintain your health....No way to stay healthy - can't escape 5G!
The good teacher just cares about helping the kids.Thanks for going the extra mile, bro! Can't overstate the value of a really good teacher. Life changers.
Totally Understand that point. But what’s the answer? You and every other tax paying adult with no kids dictating what the other parents should have to do? Dumb Parents breed Dumb kids, regardless of school.Except some people pay taxes and everyone will have to live with the societal cost.
I've posted my 2 cents here previously. The gist was start back to school with in person elementary but give parents a choice for online as well. Middle school/high school remains online until the kinks are worked out.Totally Understand that point. But what’s the answer? You and every other tax paying adult with no kids dictating what the other parents should have to do?
That is not always the case.Dumb Parents breed Dumb kids, regardless of school.
A little.Caca,
Are you guys finding treatment to more efficiently treat covid patients coming into the hospital?
I bet there is all kinds of small innovation happening through trial and error experimentation.
I think the key is not a vaccine but learning to live with the virus.
Thanks!
Kary Mullis....the inventor of the RT-PCR test and Nobel Prize recipient....was an HIV Skeptic....
Now apply the same question to the Covid-19 Virus...
Just one paper....
I agree that the trauma of the going on the ventilator is going to cause issues.A little.
Generally speaking.
We know more about how/when to oxygenate them.
But many intubated patients have still required long stretches of high dose versed drips and paralytics - not good.
We're using remdesivir and convalescent plasma. They aren't magic.
For many critically ill their mentation is pretty fvcked for a while after they beat the virus - not sure if this is the virus or more a combo of <<<weeks spent asleep on versed gtts/other sedation+long term bedrest+ICU psychosis+ weeks/months of social/physical isolation>>>. I'm thinking less the virus and more the combo. That combo will be havoc for the brain of a person who isn't even ill.
But something is changing - we're seeing less hospital admissions despite a growing % positive and much higher numbers in general throughout the community. At least here in SD.
I don't know if it's that at risk individuals are doing a good job of isolating themselves, or the virus is weakening, or mask wearing is lessening the community's susceptibility to high viral loads, or there is some other environmental factor at play.
I was dry coughing all night right when this started and I kept thinking, is this it? Is it going to kill me?I was sick for a few days. Thats a fun experience in these corona times. Am I going to die? do I have rona?
Winter is going to be interesting with flu season.I was dry coughing all night right when this started and I kept thinking, is this it? Is it going to kill me?
tax credit so we’re. not forced to send our kids to crap public schools let us get a tax credit so we can send our kids to private schools where there is accountability.Totally Understand that point. But what’s the answer? You and every other tax paying adult with no kids dictating what the other parents should have to do? Dumb Parents breed Dumb kids, regardless of school.
K, I didn't mean to misrepresent you. I guess it just kinda comes off like you are making blanket statements based on some negative anecdotal experience. I see now that you do have a ton of positive anecdotal experience too.C'mon man, don't start with that. My mom was a teacher for 40 years. My wife is going on 15 years teaching. I substitute taught for much of my 20s as a side job to help me get on my feet...So I've been directly exposed to the ins and outs of teaching as an occupation my whole life. I respect teachers greatly. Being a good one is hard work. Not for lazy people.
I'll refer you again to the example of my nephew. 3rd grader. 2 hours of instructor contact a week. That's not the only story I've heard like this - I'm just not repeating the others because I can't actually verify them.
Yes, good point. I don't see how any but the richest private schools will survive. Maybe the anti-mask ones will get a boost?The bottom line is it's a big-time reality at the moment.
And if you operate a private school it could sink the ship.
i hear a lot of good teachers complaining that the system does not even allow them to teach, but instead forces them to endlessly prepare the students for the standardized tests upon which funding is basedthe system is set up where the good ones are not given any in incentive to teach well