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CRK7376

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6. That's true but
Tue Mar 31, 2020, 10:01 PM
Mar 2020

it's harder now when the schools don't buy any textbooks. The most recent US History textbook I have in my classroom was published and purchased by our school in 2008. And we are a Title 1 school, where if we are lucky, 50% of the kids have internet on any given day. Many of our kids lose their internet at home because the bill wasn't paid and/or they don't have a computer. My school issued over 600 laptops wiping out our school two weeks ago when school cancelled until May15th due to COVID-19. Until classes resume we are trying to teach to our kids through e-learning. I hate it, but I'm not much of a tech type and would much rather see faces and bodies in the classroom. We do our best with what we have virus or not.

students did homework for thousands of yrs before the internet nt msongs Jun 2019 #1
Not these students. WheelWalker Jun 2019 #2
Never has been, likely never will be. elleng Jun 2019 #3
Thousands of years? Maybe decades. House of Roberts Jun 2019 #4
That's true but CRK7376 Mar 2020 #6
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As a high school teacher I give very little homework CRK7376 Mar 2020 #7
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Hmmmmm ..... marble falls Apr 2020 #9
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