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Interestingly, the prevailing belief seems to be that parents, teachers, and students, all want to keep in-person school going. Yet when you actually hear from
by analog31 5y ago
Interestingly, the prevailing belief seems to be that parents, teachers, and students, all want to keep in-person school going. Yet when you actually hear from each of those groups, it's a mixed picture. Here's a HS student with boots on the ground describing the situation in what seems to be a fairly objective way. Elsewhere, teachers unions are voting to suspend school. This seems to be what a lot of people want, though of course I can't say that it's a consensus or how prevalent the view is.
- wildrhythms 5y agoInterestingly, the 'boots on the ground' that you've lent credence to is in agreement with what you assume is the teacher's union 'non-objective' stance.
- analog31 5y agoIndeed, what I was hoping to convey is that the prevailing belief is contradicted by both the boots on the ground and the teachers unions.