That's possible. The main thing it does is damage to the lungs, but it also hits the heart, kidneys, liver, bladder, nervous system, etc.
Well my point is young adults get it..and some students in seniors are 18-19..they can pass it on..regardless of the less risk.. Additionally Teachers travel to school on trains, buses..the interact with other teachers, parents, support staff..transmissions can occur here too..they don’t interact with just kids..that’s the big misconception..they too have families...I was a teacher..my sister is one too..I would not be comfortable in going back to school yet.. Term 3 is a more realistic goal..the flu season is winding down..a second wave could come.. The risk is there..the technology is there..use it.. Don’t rush it..we don’t need too..be cautious..look around the world and see what happens if you move too early..
That video right there tells me that Darwin's theory of natural selection has largely been negated by humans. That's the shallow end of the gene pool. Among all of that I saw no discussion of note about the virus. Just a gathering of morons that love to shout. There have to be leaders somewhere wondering how these guys have achieved a pretty dominant place in the power structure of world politics if they saw this video.
You'll need to restrict travel to NZ from outside of the country. There are still too many places in the world that aren't taking it seriously. They're going to continue to be Petri dishes for the virus.
Funny you mention low blood pressure, the profs contribute my naturally low blood pressure as a defence. I usually sit on 90/60 but on Good days it sits on 110/70.
Dumbass Murikans, enough said.
Aus and nz will have boarders open to each other within 3 months ,air fairs will double stricter measurements at check ins
If teachers don’t feel comfortable they shouldn’t be getting paid. I have many family members working at present, in different industries with high interactions with the public. They have to work. I wouldn’t mind if teachers said no even though I don’t agree with it. Yet as public sector workers are on full pay. That shouldn’t continue if full duties aren’t performed
Actually I think you may have underestimated what it takes..you’d be quite surprised just how much extra work it takes to work online..it’s not just lounging about on the couch using a computer.. Programs have been rewritten..Assignments changed..day work changed..new teaching methods learnt to make sure kids continue to receive a quality education.. It’s a complete full day..complete...even parent/teaches interviews..oh I forgot to add even P.E. to keep kids fit..the only thing different is the kids aren’t their in front of of em.. We have the technology to allow the kids to be taught from home..Isn’t it best we use it and take a big chunk of the population out of the equation? Regardless of the perceived non threat of kids being spreaders..and we got to remember we don’t know everything about this virus..so it sounds like a logical scenario.
I’ve got cousins that teach too. They said it’s a bludge and they love it. My major concern is the kids. They need proper teaching. Some can adapt but most parents I speak to say there kids aren’t learning a thing. I believe it’s the unions stopping schools going back. The prime minister gave a direction its safe and to send kids. But then the unions get involved
Well in the end teaching is how much you put in to it..and teachers who, as you call ‘bludge’ at home are not necessarily the teachers I would want teaching face to face at school anyway to be quite frank..that’s a comment I’d expect from a kid.
Yup, that’s correct..!!
Yeah fair call. Agree with all but unions. The teachers still have a strong representation. And there clearly going against what our prime minister is saying. The nurses have a large union also, but there still doing what’s been asked. Personally in my job I can’t physically keep the required separation. Work with on a standard week 30 different people. So more exposed than teachers. Yet because if we don’t work don’t get paid there’s no choice. Haven’t heard anyone complain though
The people I know teaching are saying the on line stuff is a bludge. For them, there not doing what’s not asked there just saying it’s money for jam
My wife is a teacher and she is getting hammered. Admittedly she works at a private school meaning more is expected but she normally works 2days a week but at the moment she is working around 4 days cause everything is online (but still only getting paid for 2 days)
I got to 4 minutes in and oh wow, I just couldn't watch those Trumpsters any more
