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Why shouldn't I be excited? I'm not saying I'm happy this is all happening, but I can be interested in seeing how all this works and see the positives, can't I
by robbrown451 7y ago
Why shouldn't I be excited?
I'm not saying I'm happy this is all happening, but I can be interested in seeing how all this works and see the positives, can't I?
Should I tell my kindergartner to be all grim and sad, or tell her that this is an adventure?
- copperx 7y agoI agree. I would even dare to say that losing an entire year of K-12 is not catastrophic. Beneficial, even. There's no need to go insane coming up with educational plans for the duration of the crisis.
- ComputerGuru 7y agoFor kindergarten, sure. But juniors and seniors? They don’t need excitement, they need stability.
- robbrown451 7y agoTechnically I was saying I, as a parent, am excited to see it. I don't know that older kids really need stability so much. I mean, maybe overall, but I don't see why this is a big deal for them. (for the parents, trying to juggle work and this? sure) Kids adapt to stuff like this fine. If they really need stability so much, maybe we should get rid of vacations...?