The foundation of the podcast is the idea of creating a safe space where teachers can share their views, concerns, and experiences, fearlessly. Turn and Talk Podcast is a platform for educators to speak their mind freely.
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I just launched an education focused podcast and was hoping you’d give a listen and share your thoughts. And why the absurdity of his struggle should make us all afraid.īelieve me, if the test kits were easily avaible, I’d make an appointment through my medical provider, The Veterans Administration medical center closest to me, and get one so I’d know if I was infected or not.ĭo you know that people with no symptoms can be contagious for days and even weeks before they feel even mild symptoms? Click that link and educate yourself, John. How one young doctor at a Seattle lab tried to get out in front of the coronavirus crisis by inventing his own test. The Infuriating Story of How the Government Stalled Coronavirus Testing To “LEARN” why the United States doesn’t have enough tests to test everyone, click the link and read the very accurate report that explains why the United States is so far behind the efforts in other country’s to deal with this pandemic. Seriously, you expect someone to run around taking photographs of the really sick patients struggling to live, … and include their names? There are laws that protect our privacy and doctors take an oath that includes protecting the privacy of their patients.Īs for “those people” that claim they are sick coming forward to be tested, there have to tests available first. “where are the pics of the sick ones and names so anyone in contact with those people would come forward and be tested to prevent it’s spread.” Private school students are more than twice as likely to get into Boston Latin School as BPS students, according to a study of exam school admissions by the NAACP, Lawyers for Civil Rights, and other organizations.” Many wealthy families invest in expensive tutoring programs to help their children get ready to take the ISEE. Its questions do not match the Massachusetts standards, which determine much of what is taught in BPS elementary and middle school classrooms. “The ISEE was developed for private schools. The current one does not line up with Boston’s curriculum and has resulted in admissions which do not mirror our population. She has also determined that we will have a new exam which determines admission to the three academically elite schools, Boston Latin School, Boston Latin Academy and the O’Bryant School of Math and Science.
So if you have a high school that has 137 kids in it, you can see how you can’t those other things.’ ” ‘Some kids like that, but most kids like to come for their friends, and they hang out and do the really cool stuff, like art and music and band and play basketball. It’s not the math and English language arts.’ “At a parent meeting in Charlestown High School, Cassellius said it’s harder for small high schools to keep students interested: ‘Extra-curriculars … are the reason teenagers actually come to school. Well here’s some really good news: Boston’s superintendent is moving towards undoing the damage Gates’ small schools initiative caused and restoring comprehensive high schools to our city – 10 of them!
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