Botchie
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No easy way to do it unfortunately. Hopefully it's not for too long.We've tested close to 1500 in the last two days. I was involved in it today and it's the most tedious thing I've ever had to do.Needs must, I suppose.
Remote teaching and learning
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Ciro_DiMarzio
Winger
We used Google classroom. First couples of weeks were such a nightmare that I bought a printers and started printing out the work so the bairn didn't have the stress of the I.T problems to deal with. She completed the sheets then we uploaded photos of them. Wouldn't have worked for older kids like.Never experienced Seesaw. It's all about Google classroom
See marra. I told you the FF7 Remake wasn't so bad.We've tested close to 1500 in the last two days. I was involved in it today and it's the most tedious thing I've ever had to do.
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bu-bu-buchanon
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We used Google classroom. First couples of weeks were such a nightmare that I bought a printers and started printing out the work so the bairn didn't have the stress of the I.T problems to deal with. She completed the sheets then we uploaded photos of them. Wouldn't have worked for older kids like.
See marra. I told you the FF7 Remake wasn't so bad.
likewise. May have been the laptop we were using but some of the Google docs were really hard to edit, especially if you needed to work stuff out. Got through a fair amount of A4 these last few months !
the dude
Striker
Oh I get that and knew he wouldn't be in every day or even all day but he's going in for 1 hour! What's the point in that.
Snap, google classroom was a nightmare, I did the same, printed stuff and uploaded it. Took longer to piss about getting the answers in the right places and then correcting the formatting afterwards than printing and uploading it!
My son's school used Class Charts to give out the work and Microsoft Teams for lessons. It was absolutely brilliant, teachers online to help every lesson either live or on chat. He is going back to school on Thursday which will do him the world of good but they made home schooling as unstressful as it could have possibly been.
AC Mack
Striker
I was bloody shivering all day! I'm not sure why because during lockdown we were in one of the other classrooms which has better ventilation, whereas in my classroom you can't leave the door open so it's windows only.
Some of the kids ended up just wearing their coats. Hoping for better today...
I'm pleased my son isn't going back until Thursday then he has 2 days to get used to it again before a full week next week.
Roker Mackem
Striker
The ventilation thing has to stop. Very low risk across the country now. A bit of ventilation may help but it's going to make the kids ill.
If they need the windows open for ventilation fair enough but it's ridiculous that (in my sons school) they can't even keep their coats on.
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Roker Mackem
Striker
Same. My daughter said this morning she wasn't allowed to put her coat on
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Lexingtongue
Guest
Head sent a message round saying coats must stay off but fuck that. I'm even wearing mine at times. If the windows need to be open, the kids need to stay warm.
I wish my kids teachers had your common sense.
Ciro_DiMarzio
Winger
Why do head teachers always have these daft ideas.
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Lexingtongue
Guest
He's usually reasonable, but I'd imagine it's a crack down on uniform.Why do head teachers always have these daft ideas.
Ciro_DiMarzio
Winger
At the bairns primary school they're not allowed to take bags except their litlle blue book bags but then they're bringing all sorts of shite home on a regular basis. It does my head in.
Qwerty
Striker
Any head that's cracking down on uniform in the current climate wants shot with shit. We're telling ours to come in something they can do PE in (Primary school).
Advised to wear a few layers as well.
