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   by fderwgtjrsewa 4y ago

   If only they'd "thought of the children" before sending every kid into solitary confinement in their family home and paid every social worker to sit on their hands. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-l
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   by fderwgtjrsewa 4y ago

   Everyone caught Covid anyway, despite all the measures (and masks, vaccines, etc). If Covid really is some long-term horror, we were doomed from the start. If it isn't, then we screwed up our kids for nothing. I don't think it&#x2
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   by fderwgtjrsewa 4y ago

   Excellent observation. Can't disagree!
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   by fderwgtjrsewa 4y ago

   That's a very mixed response, for a student that was attending - it ignores those who were not attending. The paper you linked also states that: "A total of 79.8 percent of the students participated during homeschooling, while 2
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   by fderwgtjrsewa 4y ago

   >any party being in power for too long is a bad thing regardless of their politics Indeed. I live in Wales, which has only ever been led by Welsh Labour. Since having our own devolved parliament in the late 90's, it's been Labo
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   by fderwgtjrsewa 4y ago

   >useless without quantitative data Here's some. It's a report commissioned by the government where I live, on the school attendance rates post-Covid. Even allowing for direct Covid-related absences, attendance rates continue