School district to force parents to sign a waiver not to monitor their children’s online classes.
Rutherford County Schools (RCS), a school district in Tennessee is requiring parents to sign a consent form that says they agree not to monitor their children’s online classroom sessions, claiming concerns that “non-student observers” might hear confidential information.
Another reason to open schools.
Another reason to open schools.
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Exposure time.
The only thing I disagree with her about is the movement of humanism.
The Humanists I am associated with are metaphysical (Rand based Objective) philosophy oriented. And most have not read The Objectivist's Ethics, nor heard of it.
She uncoveredmuch during her years in the Reagan administration.
My dad would have loved the idea of parents checking in. I never heard of parental complaint against him.
He would express: I hear and I forget, I see and I remember,I do and I understand in context of his students and their parents interactions.
I wonder if it is not time to redefine manslaughter and murder into context of the physical and the mind ....formally. Rand proposed this. It is up to us to implement.
The USPS version...due Fridayish.
If the parents don't like what is being taught they might want the children not to attend. Booting out would be an opportunity, not a punishment.
You couldn't pay me enough to send my children to public school - or to any university except perhaps FIT to take classes from jbrenner.