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Wife is a Teacher and we have a mix of kids. Experience for school is that remote learning was nearly worthless for little ones. Improving for each grade leve
by treeman79 5y ago
Wife is a Teacher and we have a mix of kids.
Experience for school is that remote learning was nearly worthless for little ones. Improving for each grade level. School refuses to use remote leaning because of this.
Our own experience was same. Older the kids the better it worked.
We hired private tutors to keep youngest on target. The school was a waste.
- vorpalhex 5y agoIf you don't mind me peppering you with questions... + Would it have been better if remote sessions were smaller? Eg 1 on 1 or groups of 3? + How much did the remote software itself become a problem? Latency, tech issues, bad resolution? + Did you feel the content was suitable and tailored for remote learning?
- treeman79 5y agoSomeone who can’t really read is handed a computer. There is a dozen different applications and passwords. Kid knows none of them. The teachers know maybe half of them. The number of ways the kid can turn off wifi, disable the mouse or change computer language is amazing. Mute button took class a month to figure out. Headphones have their own mic button. Did I mention the kids can’t read, yet are expected to open the correct application or website.