Alan Dugdales Moustache
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I'm a teacher. No they haven't, but ROS comments seem to imply they're working harder than they usually do. How's that then ?
I'm a teacher. No they haven't, but ROS comments seem to imply they're working harder than they usually do. How's that then ?You think teachers have just been sat at home?
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179,000 tested in the last 24 hours, of which 150, 000 were ordered via Argos, 20,000 were sent out to one address in error and another 78,000 were found in a box in a garage and shredded.359 deaths reported today, it is going in the wrong direction. Infections at 1800 but no idea how many people tested.
Then you will know that the issue is they are working differently and they are struggling with a system that doesn't always workI'm a teacher. No they haven't, but ROS comments seem to imply they're working harder than they usually do. How's that then ?
Teachers have been off work for ages. Not their choice, but how are they working their arses off just lately any more than than they usually do ?
50 to 70k people I'd guess but alas I bet the figure of this is unavailable179,000 tested in the last 24 hours, of which 150, 000 were ordered via Argos, 20,000 were sent out to one address in error and another 78,000 were found in a box in a garage and shredded.
They are working to an untried system.Then you will know that the issue is they are working differently and they are struggling with a system that doesn't always work
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Are you a teacher ?I can only speak for me, but getting emails over a weekend giving out detailed plans on what the kids need to be doing on each subject, spending all day getting in emails of digital or scanned bits of paper to mark, then in the evening (and I mean literally every evening) sending out marks, scanned comments & corrections, then arranging calls with parents every week (outside of working hours) to go through progress & responding to emails pretty much at any time- all for each pupil- I think what they're doing is brilliant. If you aren't doing that then thats your call, but from what I see these people are properly going the 'extra mile' to make sure everyone gets what they need to keep making progress & get the right attention.
I can only speak for me, but getting emails over a weekend giving out detailed plans on what the kids need to be doing on each subject, spending all day getting in emails of digital or scanned bits of paper to mark, then in the evening (and I mean literally every evening) sending out marks, scanned comments & corrections, then arranging calls with parents every week (outside of working hours) to go through progress & responding to emails pretty much at any time- all for each pupil- I think what they're doing is brilliant. If you aren't doing that then thats your call, but from what I see these people are properly going the 'extra mile' to make sure everyone gets what they need to keep making progress & get the right attention.
Are you a teacher ?
Strange thatUnfortunately the signer is obscuring the uplift in the number of deaths over the last couple of days.
My grandkids are going in on Thursday and Friday from this week. They are reception and year 1.Really? We haven't had a phone call going through my daughter's progress in lockdown. We get the odd group email sent out to parents.
Of course they are working and putting the time in but if they are using something like Microsoft teams then it's mostly centralised and now the kids are all used to it, a lot easier.
My grandkids are going in on Thursday and Friday from this week. They are reception and year 1.
The class teacher is going to accompany any child that needs the toilet and then bleach the place after. She will leave the classroom to a T.A. during that time. Totally wrong in my opinion. Other schools will do it completely differently. Some schools are praying that less than 50 % ,of kids turn up because they simply can't cope otherwise.
Emails ? That should be dealt with in the main by the administrative staff. The main thing teachers need to know right now is who is coming back and who isn't.
As I say it's mainly about numbers . Its an absolute nightmare right now. The kids will not be subject to much of a curriculum in Ks1 . It's about getting back into familiarMy lad is only in reception but we’ve had 2 bits of communication. One asking us if we are sending him back in on the 1st June. One thanking us that we aren’t sending him back in on the 1st June.
Purely anecdotal of course and I’m not in any way saying teachers aren’t working hard. Or being sarcastic as that sounds sarcastic. As does that.
Very good question. I've no idea. That's why I think at this school they've got it wrong. However, it does draw attention to the difficulty that one child brings in needing a piss under the circumstances.Why doesn't the ta take them? Or have support staff to do it.
Tbf if you've had your lesson plans set up for a while, to have to change to a new mode of delivery that's more inefficient with new challenges would need more work, wouldn't it?I'm a teacher. No they haven't, but ROS comments seem to imply they're working harder than they usually do. How's that then ?
So you're not then. I am.(sigh)..
When I'm talking to you it does kind of feel like it.
So you're not then. I am.
Not really. Not in Ks1. Chuck that medium term plan out of the window.Tbf if you've had your lesson plans set up for a while, to have to change to a new mode of delivery that's more inefficient with new challenges would need more work, wouldn't it?
I meant up till now, teaching remotely.Not really. Not in Ks1. Chuck that medium term plan out of the window.
Year 6. Forget the differentiation but it depends how many turn up. Each school will decide on how rigorous they want to follow the curriculum. They aren't exactly going to get an Ofsted inspection whatever they decide. Year 6 do need to prepare as much as they can for year 7.
Teachers have been off work for ages. Not their choice, but how are they working their arses off just lately any more than than they usually do ?
Teachers have always worked hard, but they're not working harder now, just differently.Not sure really what you’re getting into a strop about, if you’re disagreeing that your profession seems to have done a great job and put extra work & time in then ok, I will exclude you from that assessment & you can be happy.
Hahaha. I knew you'd put in your two penneth. You work harder than any other teacher in the whole of the UK. Have you missed all those staff meetings ?Prick
He'll ask you of you are a teacher mate.Prick
Hahaha. I knew you'd put in your two penneth. You work harder than any other teacher in the whole of the UK.
Out of interest, what school do you teach at?Hahaha. I knew you'd put in your two penneth. You work harder than any other teacher in the whole of the UK. Have you missed all those staff meetings ?
He'll ask you of you are a teacher mate.
Watch it
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Out of interest, what school do you teach at?
I never said months. If you've been sneaking into school since lockdown just to get the hours in then you're on your own . Most teachers were sent home not knowing when or if they would go back this term.Never claimed that. But to say we've been off work for months is the mark of a prick.
Prick I thought. Qualified KS2 prick.He's a standard WUM
I never said months. If you've been sneaking into school since lockdown just to get the hours in then you're on your own . Most teachers were sent home not knowing when or if they would go back this term.
Prick I thought. Qualified KS2 prick.
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