And I think TL was close before for the anual refurbishment so if is true it will make more sense to open it first.That is what I read in other thread. I personally think just Mk and mk resorts will be open and springs as well but who knows!
And I think TL was close before for the anual refurbishment so if is true it will make more sense to open it first.That is what I read in other thread. I personally think just Mk and mk resorts will be open and springs as well but who knows!
The day care for my youngest never closed. Just FYI. She doesn’t currently go but they are still operating.Will daycare stay closed too?
Serious question for the people who say schools won’t re-open in the fall...who is going to be home to teach and look after the kids? Will daycare stay closed too? If schools and daycares don’t re-open do we assume all other businesses stay closed? The only reason this home schooling is working now is the vast majority of the country is not going into work and those who are have friends and family members pitching in but those people too are only home for now. The government will likely have to extend assistance if this is what happens because there will be a lot of people who can’t work.
I do think if there’s a 2nd wave that crushes the country some time in the fall that there’s a good chance we go back to some form of stay at home again including schools closing, but I think if the summer goes well most places will try to start school in the fall.
Where the heck are the parents ????I would not say that homeschooling is working now. My dad is a teacher for a homeschool network and he can't even get all of his homeschool kids to do the work. Seems like too many in our area just think school ended when the buildings were closed.
Schools reopen in phase 2 of the US's plan. All parties involved in that have stated there will be no vaccination by then so I don't agree with what your saying on that. Also just read an article that France and the Netherlands are planning on reopening schools next week are they not sharing their vaccine with world? ;0
I would not say that homeschooling is working now. My dad is a teacher for a homeschool network and he can't even get all of his homeschool kids to do the work. Seems like too many in our area just think school ended when the buildings were closed.
I'm not sure announcements about the fall, regardless of which direction they are announcing, mean much right now. Why? Because we haven't yet seen the results of any of the attempts to re-open things yet. Some states are just now beginning the process; others haven't even attempted any relaxing of restrictions so far.![]()
Purdue University says students face 'close to zero lethal threat' from COVID-19 as the school plans to return to in-person classes in the fall
The University's president suggested students and faculty "pre-test" for COVID-19 before returning to campus and to keep at-risk individuals at home.www.insider.com
Another big university opening back up in the Fall.
We home school our five children. So as far as school is concerned, nothing has really changed for them, which has been a blessing. I do wonder how many parents will opt to home school next year. Unless something unexpected happens, we are not likely to see a vaccine by the beginning of the next school year. I'm sure many parents will be hesitant to send their kids back.At the same time, my oldest who has dyslexia and ADHD is doing better at home versus going to school. The reality is he gets more one-on-one attention and isn't distracted by the other kids. All of his assignments (required and optional) are completed by the middle of the week whereas before, he wasn't getting his work done.
We're seriously considering continuing his homeschooling next school yar.
I'm not sure announcements about the fall, regardless of which direction they are announcing, mean much right now. Why? Because we haven't yet seen the results of any of the attempts to re-open things yet. Some states are just now beginning the process; others haven't even attempted any relaxing of restrictions so far.
The truth is that what happens over the next couple of months is going to determine what actually happens in the fall. If COVID-19 cases start tremendously spiking, there will be a pullback and you will see more schools announce that they are going to do some kind of distance learning. If things seem to go relatively well over the summer, more schools will elect to give it a try in person in the fall.
But no one can say with any certainty in April what is going to happen in September.
We home school our five children. So as far as school is concerned, nothing has really changed for them, which has been a blessing. I do wonder how many parents will opt to home school next year. Unless something unexpected happens, we are not likely to see a vaccine by the beginning of the next school year. I'm sure many parents will be hesitant to send their kids back.
So a large portion of the workforce can’t go back to work. That’s fine but then the government will need to step in and extend benefits or more likely create a new program.Who will be home to teach and look after the kids? Parents. Just like it is now.
I think a lot of people are reshaping things in their lives from how we do things now. Myself and my family included. Home schooling may be more appropriate for the future with some families. People working from home more. I know my need to visit restaurants a few times a week will stop because we are enjoying cooking at home more then ever. I’ll also never go to the barber again. Wife does my hair just fine. She also got nail supplies and likes the way they came out better then the salon. Things are going to change for sure and a lot of it may be for the better.At the same time, my oldest who has dyslexia and ADHD is doing better at home versus going to school. The reality is he gets more one-on-one attention and isn't distracted by the other kids. All of his assignments (required and optional) are completed by the middle of the week whereas before, he wasn't getting his work done.
We're seriously considering continuing his homeschooling next school yar.
I can say our family has always been pretty self-sufficient, It's amazing what you can do for yourself when you have to.I think a lot of people are reshaping things in their lives from how we do things now. Myself and my family included. Home schooling may be more appropriate for the future with some families. People working from home more. I know my need to visit restaurants a few times a week will stop because we are enjoying cooking at home more then ever. I’ll also never go to the barber again. Wife does my hair just fine. She also got nail supplies and likes the way they came out better then the salon. Things are going to change for sure and a lot of it may be for the better.
Working? Doing their best to survive? Mom is home with 3 kids trying to get them all into virtual classrooms, or assignments, while Dad is an essential worker? Or vice versa, Dad is home with the kids while mom is working 12 hour shifts at the hospital? For example, I know a family where the Dad is a cop, the Mom is a Nurse, and they have two school age children. Not so easy. Anyways....Where the heck are the parents ????
None of this sounds "better" to me.I think a lot of people are reshaping things in their lives from how we do things now. Myself and my family included. Home schooling may be more appropriate for the future with some families. People working from home more. I know my need to visit restaurants a few times a week will stop because we are enjoying cooking at home more then ever. I’ll also never go to the barber again. Wife does my hair just fine. She also got nail supplies and likes the way they came out better then the salon. Things are going to change for sure and a lot of it may be for the better.
To each his own. I’m finding the more I do with family, the happier I’m becoming. May be different for others.None of this sounds "better" to me.
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