I get a lot of use out of social media—so many excellent experts!—but it's hard for everyone, and it comes at a cost to those experts who have to battle through the mobs etc. (I do too but I do because of its use!) It's a lot of work to separate signal from noise. alas
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I live in one of those school districts.
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I'm also worried about the relentless, unventilated use of bleach everywhere which is a documented risk.
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That was my point about the coordination problem - we need a salient set of rules on which everyone can focus. The state is supposed to provide that guidance. But there are other factors, as you often note, that goad well-meaning teachers into paroxysms of fear.
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Which in turn drives the politics of re-opening. No matter what the state says, these teachers will refuse to teach and no mayor, no governor, wants a teachers' strike on their hands in the middle of a pandemic.
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Can confirm. Significant other works at a school nearby. Still, they aren't allowed to open windows as much as they'd like (limitations on how many and how wide they can be opened).
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On the other hand, I hear some epi people actually pushing for higher density classrooms on school reopening calls. One person was pushing for reducing the distance between kids from 6 ft to 3 ft, which seems strange to me.
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