Is there a single positive reason for the daily COVID attestation process in schools? It feels like a lot of money wasted on buggy apps and delays in schools.
*At most*, a weekly reminder/attestation would do whatever good this daily click-click-click process is supposed to do.
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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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Our district did that last year, but not this year.
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Lots of dumb ideas being tried because they can’t/won’t grapple with the fact that kids can’t/won’t get vaccinated
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Edtech is full of funders funding junk
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Workplaces too
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Seems like crazy ass-covering! Meanwhile, I've already had to ask my kid's school to open the windows twice, and my son told me his class got a "mask break" on the first day.
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Daily symptom check at Carleton U in Ottawa.
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+ every single thing you child does has its own attestation app: soccer, football, camps, etc. I have an entire folder on my phone for it.
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