#Schools

Andrew Lee

andrewleedr

As I previously wrote, there is a gradient of risk of infection for school kids. A 6 year old is not the same as a 16 year old. Opening nurseries

Jack Schneider

Edu_Historian

Over the past few decades, Americans have increasingly viewed education as a private good – they have seen it as something that can benefit them personally (chiefly, by awarding ostensibly

Chris Cook

xtophercook

Why is the Department for Education so bad: my organising theory --a) it's got very very little institutional memory. Islington complaining ought to have set off alarms. b) In 2010,

Bojan Pancevski

bopanc

Most European authorities are reopening schools, admitting it was a mistake to keep them closed for so long & determined not to have blanket closures again even as #coronavirus infections

Erin Douglas

erinmdouglas23

Texas will soon begin testing drinking water for lead in 25,000 schools/childcare facilities. For the very first time, we will know what children are exposed to. The change comes from

Conor P. Williams

ConorPWilliams

What if structural racism has as much to do with your moving houses "for the schools" as anything else? You ready to hit the streets for that? And/or face down

Bill Fitzgerald

funnymonkey

Another day, another person publishing a think piece using flawed and biased data as a reason to put teachers, kids, and their families at risk.A few things worth noting. First,

Sam Pfeifle

SamPfeifle

It's amazing how little they actually talk to school administration in all of these "kids should be back to school" articles. It's like there's no realization that schools are operated

Graham Gault

drgrahamgault

A few thoughts about transfer in light of Covid-19:It is simply not the case that any scores exist within primary schools to take the place of transfer this year. Primary

Julian Gravatt

JulianGravatt

1/6. DFE's January return guidance published on their website this evening for collegeshttps://www.gov.uk/government/publications/further-education-fe-providers-return-in-january-2021 2/6. .. and for schoolshttps://www.gov.uk/government

Secondary Teacher

SecondaryTeach6

It is with a heavy heart to have to do this, I do not take any pleasure in doing so. But, due to people still stating that school staff are

Dina Ley

dinachka82

I'm so angry. A thread. If they really cared about our children and their education they would build us more schools and hire more staff. If they really cared about

Head of Woodlands

headofwoodlands

Thread:1/nI can debate existentialism all day long, but here’s the thing, I make decisions based on commonly accepted versions of reality, truth and fact. I don’t do things based on

Jeff Kosseff

jkosseff

It is malpractice for law schools to not offer a full range of privacy and cybersecurity law classes.https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-big-data-turned-into-big-business-for-cyber-and-privacy-lawyers-11607509801 I’ve given career advice to

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Given the vast swathes of evidence around this that has been available for months, it's amazing that government & some experts have continuously claimed that children don't contribute significantly to

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

ashishkjha

I want to talk about a conversation I had with my family tonight about opening schools and what it will takeFirst, lets be clear that schools have enormous benefit for

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