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Mr Beefy wrote:I think India and Indonesia will go through the roof, once they actually start testing people.

Basically nothing out of Africa, what's going on there?

*edit*

It seems Africa has 5,999 confirmed cases, you'd think that will explode.

JK wrote:

Jim05 wrote:Heard from my brother in NSW that all schools will close for the whole of Term 2

Will be interesting to see if that's a possibility over here? I know the official line for schools still being open is to keep health workers at work rather than home, but you also wonder if there was an element of not being able to deliver the curriculum online, which should be in place by the commencement of Term 2.

Our school has said that if kids can't be looked after they can still go to the school in Term 2 and complete learning online in a supervised environment, but the teachers wont be present, they will be working from home.

My youngest stayed home today, only had 5 kids in his footy program class yesterday out of the usual 28, he loved it though as the teacher is Nick Liddle. My oldest, in year 11, is still happy to go along though, gives him a chance to catch up with mates face to face as he knows there is going to be a long period without that.

Booney wrote:

Mr Beefy wrote:I think India and Indonesia will go through the roof, once they actually start testing people.

Basically nothing out of Africa, what's going on there?

*edit*

It seems Africa has 5,999 confirmed cases, you'd think that will explode.

Same as South/Central America.

If you are not testing you are not confirming.

I for one think the Chinese numbers are perhaps a little understated.

DOC wrote:

Booney wrote:

Mr Beefy wrote:I think India and Indonesia will go through the roof, once they actually start testing people.

Basically nothing out of Africa, what's going on there?

*edit*

It seems Africa has 5,999 confirmed cases, you'd think that will explode.

Same as South/Central America.

If you are not testing you are not confirming.

I for one think the Chinese numbers are perhaps a little understated.

The whole world thinks the same, even the chinese would think that if they were allowed to think.

I see Israel have been surging, even with the latest tech and healthcare - they just don't like having their civil liberties restricted for some reason.

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The US become the first country to record 1000 deaths in a day

Well on track to win the Corona Olympics

Dutchy wrote:

JK wrote:

Jim05 wrote:Heard from my brother in NSW that all schools will close for the whole of Term 2

Will be interesting to see if that's a possibility over here? I know the official line for schools still being open is to keep health workers at work rather than home, but you also wonder if there was an element of not being able to deliver the curriculum online, which should be in place by the commencement of Term 2.

Our school has said that if kids can't be looked after they can still go to the school in Term 2 and complete learning online in a supervised environment, but the teachers wont be present, they will be working from home.

We are going a similar thing, the staff have the option from working from home or coming into school, but all teaching will be online.

This is being trialled this week, with a number of students still being at school but they are being taught as though online, so as to not cause those that are working away from school to be given the same consistent information as those here at school.

I would suggest that a number of teachers will still come into school next term (provided this is still supported by the government) and tech support etc will be available on campus but also online.

The teachers have been brilliant in this period getting everything up to speed to make it as easy and seemless for students and parents alike, but there will be gaps unfortunately.

I feel for the Year 12's this year, my son being one of them, as there is so much not known, but they are all still working hard from what we can tell, but we don't really know what is going to happen at the end of the year for them.

My son had 4 people in his class yesterday.
Normally a class of 21.

Daughter had 11 in her class.
Normally 26.

The school has sent out a survey asking who will be present at school in term 2 so they can facilitate some classes.

Any figures on Russia? Seems China looked after them

daysofourlives wrote:Any figures on Russia? Seems China looked after them

Funny about that

daysofourlives wrote:Any figures on Russia? Seems China looked after them

17 deaths so far and a few thousand positive tests.
They went into lockdown fairly early and people who break self isolation risk 7 year prison sentences.
I’d have zero doubt their figures are fudged aswell and anyone who spreads “false” reports can face 5 years in prison.

Their deaths might be low but they have a lot of “missing persons” [emoji23]

Jim05 wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:Any figures on Russia? Seems China looked after them

17 deaths so far and a few thousand positive tests.
They went into lockdown fairly early and people who break self isolation risk 7 year prison sentences.
I’d have zero doubt their figures are fudged aswell and anyone who spreads “false” reports can face 5 years in prison.

Their deaths might be low but they have a lot of “missing persons” [emoji23]

2,777 total cases
+440 new cases (yesterday)
24 deaths (7 yesterday)

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

Jim05 wrote:The US become the first country to record 1000 deaths in a day

Well on track to win the Corona Olympics

They'd claim and celebrate it too.

The Bedge wrote:

Jim05 wrote:The US become the first country to record 1000 deaths in a day

Well on track to win the Corona Olympics

They'd claim and celebrate it too.

USA, USA, USA!

The Bedge wrote:

Jim05 wrote:The US become the first country to record 1000 deaths in a day

Well on track to win the Corona Olympics

Trump will claim and celebrate it too.

EFA

amber_fluid wrote:My son had 4 people in his class yesterday.
Normally a class of 21.

Daughter had 11 in her class.
Normally 26.

The school has sent out a survey asking who will be present at school in term 2 so they can facilitate some classes.

I'm down to 9 or 10 at school each day from a class of 30. This week is a trial run of online learning, the kids sitting in my class aren't allowed to ask questions face-to-face and have to do it as if they are at home, like the rest of the students, as a practice run for Term 2. All teaching content posted online for kids to access, however I'm self-teaching how to use the program and am looking forward to getting some proper training around this next week during Pupil Free Days.

I have five kids out of the 30 that haven't accessed any work during this time. Have no idea what they're doing at the minute.

Pag wrote:the kids sitting in my class aren't allowed to ask questions face-to-face and have to do it as if they are at home, like the rest of the students, as a practice run for Term 2..

How does that work? Do they message/email you questions? Surely they can still ask face-to-face questions - they'd ask questions at home still?

Pag wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:My son had 4 people in his class yesterday.
Normally a class of 21.

Daughter had 11 in her class.
Normally 26.

The school has sent out a survey asking who will be present at school in term 2 so they can facilitate some classes.

I'm down to 9 or 10 at school each day from a class of 30. This week is a trial run of online learning, the kids sitting in my class aren't allowed to ask questions face-to-face and have to do it as if they are at home, like the rest of the students, as a practice run for Term 2. All teaching content posted online for kids to access, however I'm self-teaching how to use the program and am looking forward to getting some proper training around this next week during Pupil Free Days.

I have five kids out of the 30 that haven't accessed any work during this time. Have no idea what they're doing at the minute.

From a teachers perspective is there a very real chance that we could end up with a heap of kids that need to repeat a year?
Just get the feeling that plenty of kids will get left behind

Jim05 wrote:

Pag wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:My son had 4 people in his class yesterday.
Normally a class of 21.

Daughter had 11 in her class.
Normally 26.

The school has sent out a survey asking who will be present at school in term 2 so they can facilitate some classes.

I'm down to 9 or 10 at school each day from a class of 30. This week is a trial run of online learning, the kids sitting in my class aren't allowed to ask questions face-to-face and have to do it as if they are at home, like the rest of the students, as a practice run for Term 2. All teaching content posted online for kids to access, however I'm self-teaching how to use the program and am looking forward to getting some proper training around this next week during Pupil Free Days.

I have five kids out of the 30 that haven't accessed any work during this time. Have no idea what they're doing at the minute.

From a teachers perspective is there a very real chance that we could end up with a heap of kids that need to repeat a year?
Just get the feeling that plenty of kids will get left behind

And who is going to cop that blame? The teachers! Unfortunately they are in a hiding to nothing in this situation and need parents to buy into assisting in their children's education.

Pag wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:My son had 4 people in his class yesterday.
Normally a class of 21.

Daughter had 11 in her class.
Normally 26.

The school has sent out a survey asking who will be present at school in term 2 so they can facilitate some classes.

I'm down to 9 or 10 at school each day from a class of 30. This week is a trial run of online learning, the kids sitting in my class aren't allowed to ask questions face-to-face and have to do it as if they are at home, like the rest of the students, as a practice run for Term 2. All teaching content posted online for kids to access, however I'm self-teaching how to use the program and am looking forward to getting some proper training around this next week during Pupil Free Days.

I have five kids out of the 30 that haven't accessed any work during this time. Have no idea what they're doing at the minute.

I spent all day yesterday setting up the kids laptops to access the relevant websites they need for term 2.
Saving all logins etc for ease of use.

That’s poor form by the parents of those 5 kids who aren’t at school nor accessing the work from home.
Hopefully they’re preparing for next term.