It feels like some people convinced some bureaucrats to give them money for buggy apps. Ask parents to "attest", say, weekly they will not send their kid to school if they test positive etc. Anyone who would, would lie on the app anyway. Waste of staff and student time and money.
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It’s in a lot of places from what I can tell. So yes to both.https://twitter.com/atlantictriangl/status/1437962474213543936 …
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Sensible. Nobody is “forgetting” if their kid has a fever that day.https://twitter.com/wadechicago/status/1437962944193650697 …
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Infection control theatre?
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I find it annoying too, but at a minimum it can prompt me to have a little check-in with myself and see if I'm experiencing symptoms
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Can we just replace it with daily testing? Please?
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That's a good start but if we could get to hourly that would be great. I know, I know. Every 15 minutes would be better, but let's not make the perfect the enemy of the good.
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I wrote a JavaScript app to do mine for me.
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Of course you did.

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NYC teacher here:It’s absolutely meaningless. At a certain point last year I realized I had forgotten to do the 4 question thing before work for like two weeks and it was like, who gives a shit? Who’s tracking this?
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Ah, but enter a really bad symptom accidentally and followup with an email saying it’s a mistake and you’ll see how it works!
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