have the new numbers come out?
The state report is delayed, but here are the current numbers (just not all of them - so it doesn't show the full picture)
have the new numbers come out?
Disclaimer: it’s not literally a cultIt's not a cult. You need to stop with the inflammatory language.
hmmm.The state report is delayed, but here are the current numbers (just not all of them - so it doesn't show the full picture)
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I suppose that’s another take...we’ll let the people judgeNo, I was just pointing out the hypocrisy.
Homeschooling is a full-time job when you have grade school kids. Not only that but they are too young to be home alone all day. Parents that homeschool do it by choice. They have dedicated their lives to it. Underprivileged kids will not get an education unless they go to school.There are about 2.5 million homeschool students in grades K-12 in the United States (or 3% to 4% of school-age children). That is, there were an estimated 2.5 million in spring 2019 [note 1]. It appears that the homeschool population is continuing to grow (at an estimated 2% to 8% per annum over the past few years).
As for how many have jobs, I’m not sure.
Right now indoor exposure is being looked at as a VERY risky thing
that's why I said time needs to be taken to improve remote learning. Finding ways to make it easier for teachers, students, and parents
I believe you are still not getting my point. I am not advocating for home schooling. I said that in the first post on this. I am merely saying it could be done for a period of time until parents, teachers and anyone else involved feel its safe enough to have everyone back. It was done from March until the summer recess. It was tough for some while others adjusted.Homeschooling is a full-time job when you have grade school kids. Not only that but they are too young to be home alone all day. Parents that homeschool do it by choice. They have dedicated their lives to it. Underprivileged kids will not get an education unless they go to school.
Tough to do with elementary school kids. Who barely understand what school is, let alone have any sort of study habits, K-3 especially.I think starting now, time needs to be spent improving and developing ways for remote learning to be effective
wow why so little testing all of the sudden???That percent positive rate again...
Florida coronavirus cases pass 150,000 with over 6,000 new infections
Florida reported 6,093 new coronavirus cases Tuesday for a total of 152,434, and 58 new fatalities to bring the death toll to 3,505. Central Florida now has 24,287 cases, up 869 from a day earlier.…www.orlandosentinel.com
True. Homeschoolers put a lot of effort into their kids having a social life, but now there are no sports, no clubs, no homeschooling groups etc. Kids getting any kind of organized socialization is impossible right now.But then again, the social aspect of schools is also very important for kids to become well-rounded people. There's got to be a balance.
Lots of kids already started falling behind by just doing a couple months of this at the end of the year. I don’t think we can afford to do more of that. The education of so many took a hard stop.I believe you are still not getting my point. I am not advocating for home schooling. I said that in the first post on this. I am merely saying it could be done for a period of time until parents, teachers and anyone else involved feel its safe enough to have everyone back. It was done from March until the summer recess. It was tough for some while others adjusted.
Hint: If what you're saying is intended to make people feel bad or foolish (e.g. homeschooling is a cult), it's not a joke (or at least not a good one).Disclaimer: it’s not literally a cult
Disclaimer: a sense of humor makes life less boring
the positivity rate is horrid.The number of tests is interesting, why the huge number of tests for a few days and then back to typical numbers?
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My kids have been homeschooled since day one. I was fortunate when they were young to only have to work two days a week. It was a full-time job. I didn't spend my time on Disney boards back then. I was on homeschooling boards. I spent hours and hours researching curriculums and different ways to teach. Parents that work full time don't have the time or the desire to do this. Young children thrive with one on one teaching, but you have to have the time for it.Lots of kids already started falling behind by just doing a couple months of this at the end of the year. I don’t think we can afford to do more of that. The education of so many took a hard stop.
I don't understand how schools can operate in less than 2 months. It seems like the worst of everything all at once. Kids in the same classroom for hours, likely not distanced, who knows about masks. We know there's not enough teachers to keep classroom sizes down. Then after a nice long day being around the same kids (and their teacher) they go home and take it all to mom and dad, and maybe grandma too.
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