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Not mentioned in the article - but definitely already being prioritized for 2 years based on most policy decisions.
by biscottigelato 5y ago
Not mentioned in the article - but definitely already being prioritized for 2 years based on most policy decisions.
- cardamomo 5y agoI see where you're coming from, but, as a first grade teacher, I can say that remote learning doesn't prioritize teachers' needs either. Rather, it reflects the minimal investment a school or district could possibly make. For these past two years, we could have invested in PPE, filtration, and reducing class sizes. We could have prioritized approving vaccines for children. Instead, we're now expecting adults and children to sacrifice their safety in order to go to schools that are roughly the same as they were in 2019.