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@magaly1672799018 · 25 Aug 2021
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Face-to-face classes a disjunctive

#Education There is a great disjuncture regarding the return to face-to-face classes in our country, between students, representatives, teachers and the government.
The next school year 2021/2022 begins at the beginning of October, however this government decision has generated controversy, the low rate of vaccination against covid, wage demands on teachers and teachers, deficiencies in public services are some of the causes limiting a return to school insurance.
But on the other hand, many representatives are extremely concerned and assure that there is a danger of losing the habit of studying, as the kids are getting used to being at home stuck to the screen spending many hours on games fueling leisure. They require teachers to create and plan some form of study where students may have two or three face-to-face classes a week, with the full biosafety protocol.
As for the opinion of teachers a large percentage report that their campus does not have clear protocols for the return to school, that is, teachers disagree to return to face-to-face classes, it is not only the low rate of vaccinated population, they argue that the most serious problem is the lack of water in more than 90% of the campuses very essential to comply with the main biosafety measure that is hand washing.
In conclusion, the government has already approved the start of face-to-face classes even if there are elements for and against, indicating that another school year at a distance is not beneficial for students, insisting, that care must be taken to avoid contagion with covid-19.

  • Comments (13)
GMO
We are not ready for this return, with vaccine or without vaccine is not appropriate at this time.
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patriciagonzalez02
The same is true in other Latino countries, covid has been a delay in the education system, adapting first to virtual classes and now reshaping the structures of educational establishments with the respective hygiene and sanitization measures
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Silvia
I would expect everyone to be vaccinated to send the children
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Marian
We'll have to wait for the date...
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Mariana de Nava
There are many doubts about it, I don't think it's crazy.
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kechy
Very good article about the pure reality of the educational situation in Venezuela but I differ from going back to school for many reasons
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rorocando
I really have a lot of doubts about whether I should send my daughter or not. It's a big health problem and risk that not many of us are willing to take.
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Maria
I see it difficult to see, in September, there is much to be vaccinated
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