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Covid-19 School Contradictions, Confusion, and Mistrust

March 24, 2021 By Nancy Bailey 4 Comments

Covid-19 is a strange phenomenon without any proven how-to guides. Recommendations and contradictions surrounding Covid-19 and schools have raised uncertainty. When there’s a lack of clarity, people become suspicious of what they’re told, and they wonder what and who to believe. Parents and Teachers Can’t Agree Many parents believe schools are safe, few children get […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Covid-19 and opening schools, covid-19 and students, high-stakes testing, public schools, Teacher safety during covid-19, teachers, Technology

Endgame! Using Covid-19 to Permanently Transform Schooling!

January 17, 2021 By Nancy Bailey 4 Comments

Funding technology seems unchecked in some places as teachers are driven out of their classrooms due to the virus. The more teachers prematurely retire, the more easily school districts can justify replacing them with technology. Technology is on the road to becoming the endgame for schooling, whether Americans like it or not. There’s no research […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Driving Teachers Out, Teacher Retirement During Covid, Teacher safety during covid-19, Technology, Technology after Covid-19

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"The current national privacy bill in Congress (which might-in other respects-actually be good) won’t do anything for most students either, as it excludes public institutions such as public schools & vendors that handle student data" #privacy #surveillance https://www.wired.com/story/student-monitoring-software-privacy-in-schools/

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"I wonder why all the folks yelling about 'learning loss' haven't made a peep about the teaching & learning time lost every year to standardized testing & test prep." ~Dr Robinson @mrobmused .@nancyflanagan .@NancyEBailey1 https://www.mitchellrobinsonforstateschoolboard.org/

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deestem_teach all sunshine and rainbows @deestem_teach ·
8 Aug

I understand not wanting to, being able to, or feeling it is a burden to buy your children school supplies.

I get it. Don’t blame the teachers though. They don’t want you to have to buy them and they sure as hell shouldn’t have to buy them all either.

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As many unsupported professional teachers leave the classroom, who will replace them? #teachertwitter https://nancyebailey.com/2022/08/07/whos-teaching-americas-students/

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