How can a school system evaluate their teachers this year?
No one has been trained to work under our current conditions of either remote learning or learning while maintaining a social distance while wearing face coverings.
Everyone is doing what they can to make things work.
Some of the teachers who have worked hard to be there for their students have gotten sick.
Some have died.
We’ve discovered that COVID can strike anyone…even children. Even in school.
Parents who work outside the home can infect their children, and those children can infect their teachers.
When students or teachers get COVID, school systems, cities, and municipalities are quick to say “it didn’t happen at school.” This keeps the schools open and the kids at school so parents can work even if it’s not true. (And I understand the need for parents to work. I understand the difficulty for some parents of not being able to work from home…and at the same time having to be home with their children).
Sometimes if it gets too bad, schools will “go virtual.”
What happens to the parents, then? Do they quit their jobs? Do they lose their jobs? Do they enlist the aid of grandparents who might be more susceptible to CONTINUE READING: Who’s to Blame? | Live Long and Prosper
