#Schools

Daniela Jampel #keepNYCschoolsopen

daniela127

This is a distraction. Eliminating the test affects a tiny portion of 4 year olds & for only one year. It kicks the can down the road for another year

Dominique Heinke

Epi_D_Nique

Hold please. No mention of ventilation as a key mitigation measure? Seriously? Not only does that not make sense based on what we understand about how Covid is transmitted, it

Aaron Wynne

aarwynne

Can we just take a minute to appreciate how awesome our teachers are.[A thread] Teachers in Conwy and right across Wales have worked tirelessly over the last few months.

Ben Davis

BenDavis1972

I agree Debra. I read this with a sinking feeling. I think it’s wrong, dangerous and it exposes rotten thinking at the heart of the education system. What schools, staff

Simon Toyne

sgtoyne

1) The vast majority of music teachers and heads have been working so hard to ensure that music has continued in schools. Music teachers' legendary problem-solving skills have been in

Dr Monica H Green

monicaMedHist

I've been thinking thru the night of the @NewYorker's response (via https://news.avclub.com/a-medieval-scholar-schools-the-new-yorker-about-the-bla-1844419326) to @MedievalRobots's critique. If by "facts," the NYer mea

Deirdre Gilhawley

DeeGilhawley

"[The findings from] a large new study from South Korea...suggest that as schools reopen, communities will see clusters of infection take root that include children of all ages, several experts cautioned."#COVID19ireland #edchat

Ashley Bullock

AshleyBullock07

Ideas that I believe are incredibly important when discussing the return of schools: 1. Teacher burnout is already high. Throwing a ton of PD when we’ve cut raises, won’t pay

melinda d. anderson

mdawriter

While we wait to learn who Biden will tap for Secretary of Education, there’s one name being floated that could use closer scrutiny. Because folks like to wrap themselves in

Will wants justice for Breonna Taylor

WLMAnderson

I don’t think looting is good. It’s that when I daily see the injustice of the mass incarceration that loots communities of family members, the injustice of colonial capitalism (gentrification)

Steph McKay, MPH

stephmckay1

I can’t express how much this article frustrates me, esp by pitting teachers and unions against science. Where is the trust in teachers? Teachers are underpaid / working the equivalent

David Paton

cricketwyvern

A reminder that 3 weeks ago, the Chief Exec of @HullHospitals said shutting schools + other restrictions was the only way to give Hull respite from a surge in Covid

Pradheep J. Shanker

Neoavatara

Again, don't tell me @WHCOS is science based.He isn't. This is all about partisanship. Not science.https://twitter.com/HotlineJosh/status/1354234528332656642 The media, who screamed 'PARTY OF SCIENCE!' every single day last

Teri Mooring

TeriMooring

Our collective duty during the #COVID19BC pandemic must always be about keeping people safe and saving lives. Making sure our elders are not put at risk or die because of

Jjerms

jjerms12

Hey, @Archaeologuy, while you're on the COVID in Alberta schools topic, here's some more logistical reality for your followers...If I get sick, I'm out for a minimum of 14 days.

J.D. Smith⭐⭐

DegenerateTBone

Who knew Joel Klatt was just a dumb as Danny Kanell?These guys should know better. But if you don't, that's OK. Allow me to explain why these schools are suddenly

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