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For people who are doing in-person school during covid, what is it like?
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do you think the way you are learning in person is better than remote in a comfortable conditions?
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Perfectly normal
in brazil we had the stupid idea ever...
so there is rotation, one day goes the teachers, the other day goes the students.
wtf
i'm there and nobody to teach me, they said "we must flat the curve" lmao
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that was a joke bro, but im glad u laugh, that was the idea :)
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We had "normal" school from august to december in Denmark (I work as a teacher)
But the mood was strange because of the spring lockdown experience, and because many arrangements had to be cancelled until everything shut down again in december.
It was almost as frustrating as the lockdown. And test results were worse than normal.
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hello teacher are you brainwashing your students with a leftist agenda?
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You misspelled science
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sad that from the renaissance to the 19th century, france was superior in math and today they are doing gender studies
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In France, even since before the Renaissance all our nouns have a gender, so nothing new in that mate.
Yes and no.
If I did have a "leftist agenda" and tried to "brainwash", I would be fired as soon as one pupil mentioned it to their parents. But if teaching danish values to kids is brainwash, then all teachers here are propagandists.
My perspective is that most of what we experience in Denmark is "normal" and/or balanced. That we have a good balance between right and left, with each side holding power about the same amount. And our society has a good degree of freedom.
So do I talk nicely about some of the things we have been seeing in China/Hong Kong, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Poland, Hungary or USA. No.
Except when credit is due. Most of these countries have at different times done really good things.
On rare occasions I have even said good things about Putin and Trump ... when they have done something good.
But I never deliberately tell a lie. Biased - yes. Lying - no.
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very nice! so what are you teaching?
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I teach danish, history, religion & nature/science.
I rarely trash anything (though we saw a documentary on human rights in Saudi Arabia and it was impossible to defend what is happening there), but I point out what can seem odd from an average danish perspective and try to discuss other perspectives.
Like Creationist vs Big Bang Theory - we discuss if both things can be true.
There was a Big Bang, and it has been proven through observations and calculations, but you can believe it was caused by a divine force etc.
Also notes that many scientists have been religious and how religious people can fuse science with faith, if they are willing to take into account that some holy texts were (wrongful) guesswork, but that it is still reasonable to hold on to the general idea of religion, if you can accept that not every "holy" word should be taken literally - like the World is only 6000 years old.
So - to make room for most peoples standpoint.
Also keep in mind: You can explain and understand many things, but that is not the same as excusing them. (Like the german anger after ww1 explains how nazis could come to power, but doesn´t excuse it or its consequences.)
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It sucks, i come home with a sore throat almost every day and half the school is stuck in quarantine lol
Worse than online school
everyone wears masks, we do more stuff with ipads than paper, and we aren't alowed to move in desks
if someone near you catches covid you study from home for 2 weeks
also they made it so that there's an up stairway and a down stairway (idk why)
it's less fun, everyone seems more tired/burnt out, and there are a lot of idiots that think wearing their mask around their chin so that it looks like a face diaper is cool and edgy
Good because I can meet with friends and we actually learn something, but it's a bit hard
Online is so useless, I could just go deliver newspaper or something and benefit more
just a common school/college hours idk
perfect.somedays i come to third hour. + have free hour and can leave and buy smth
not doing it now, but going back in a week and a abit, and did it from september to december, its basically the same here, movement around school is a little limited, you have to wear facemasks inside but it doesnt actually matter that much. windows have to be open in class which is annoying but realistically its not that different since the friends dont act different
normal, but today they announced that we are gonna have online school and I'm happy
Mask is kinda annoying ngl.
Also it pretty cold during the winter because we had to have the windows open.
with masks but is way better than online, in break I don't have hard restrictions so I can eat and talk with my 2 friends normally
