Recap. I’m almost willing to bet that it was a yellow shop
https://twitter.com/damon_pang/statu...657882113?s=21
Recap. I’m almost willing to bet that it was a yellow shop
https://twitter.com/damon_pang/statu...657882113?s=21
I can understand. Here's an idea, give the people who don't have WiFi, printers and scanners WiFi printers and scanners...
Because it's bullshit to force teachers to teach in what are already overcrowded working environments with the added threat of CCPVirus... you ask any teacher how rapidly viruses spread, especially in kindergartens and primary schools...
No... school should be cancelled for the remainder of this term... safety first.
And for the record, I have left HK, so I don't have to confront this myself... I have friends who are teachers who are already considering what action to take if they are forced to go into the classroom too soon.
I guess the teachers who were doing in person classes for A-Level and IB candidates a month ago had a different threshold for safety than you do.
If there’s been 3-4 weeks without local spread I don’t see how it’s still a case of imminent danger to either students or teachers.
Yes... I suppose I'm coming at it from the point of view of working with kindergarten and primary aged children... I'm open to the idea of a staggered approach; secondary, followed by upper primary, then lower primary... then kindergarten...Original Post Deleted