#Schools

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

I'm on the side of extra precautions, and not all schools can open. But this headline? (Culled from an AP report). All the outrage at school openings? Read the fine

Sam Strickland

Strickomaster

A thread detailing why schools are not closed (this is not a rant nor a gripe, it is a reflection on reality).... Schools have had to operate at high speed,

Alec MacGillis

AlecMacGillis

"Haydee Berdejo, 18, does not have high-speed Internet in Baltimore & can get online only w/ a smartphone. When her magnet high school, Baltimore City College, shut down in mid-March,

Meaningful Practice

profcorts

Much attention is (rightly) focused on reforming the business side of #law/#LegalEd.What about innovating culture?This article identifies some important issues begging for attention.https://twitter.com/profmadison/status/1296490134846812162

TheMaskedMan

bigfundu

Whatever Sadhguru speaks makes news these days. Some people are bent on making controversies though out of his statements. One such vermin started spreading a news that Sadhguru has asked

Christina Pagel

chrischirp

So all the bad covid things me & others were shouting about in the 2 weeks before Xmas are happening & continuing to worsen. And the govt... Is doing nothing.

Ashley Dunston Writer

AshDunston

I’m glad all these conversations and points are being brought up about schools reopening in the fall. But also consider that childcare centers are CURRENTLY open and dealing with all

Dr. Richard Corsi

CorsIAQ

1/ I am seeing many interpreting this as "it's safe to send kids back to school." That's a misinterpretation. First, safe implies certainty, which is not true here. What can

Ciara Reilly

PrimEdTeacher

The 'live class' debate is far more complex than the commentariat might suggest. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all for schools, but nor is there a blanket solution for families or parents

Ayaz Hyder, PhD

ayazhyder

My thoughts on the new quarantine guidelines for schools from @OHdeptofhealth. In one sentence: A colossal failure in translating science to policy. More thoughts in thread below based on the

Ashton Pittman

ashtonpittman

BREAKING: 71 of Mississippi's 82 counties are now reporting #COVID19 outbreaks in schools.Confirmed Cases:Students: 199Teachers: 245Quarantined (for 2 weeks):Students: 2,035Teachers: 589And consider this: Dozens of schools just had thei

James

wetcasements

highly anecdotal but maybe interesting for anybody wanting to "jump" to a college gig in South Korea:when I came here ten years ago I got hired on resume and interview

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

I got the feedback today that my views on schools were too confidentI will die on this hill; hold to me to itSchool closure will be the absolute worst public

Dr. Meagan Fitzpatrick

MeaganCFitz

Frustrated to hear calls for school reopening in Maryland that focus on dates, rather than COVID metrics. Further, framing that there is "no public health reason" to keep students out

David Fisman

DFisman

An observation on schools and COVID-19. In both Ontario and BC, there is what I will call a "magical unicorn" narrative related to schools and COVID-19. In these provinces public

G. Elliott Morris

gelliottmorris

Re: Public opinion on schools: People should note that the vast majority of parents saying they want kids to “return” belong to the white, professional, insured class. Parents of color

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