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Freelance editor, researcher, and/or fact-checker for education and academic authors. Writing a book about how we ask America's teachers to do the impossible. Newsletter: https://dissertate.jennbbinis.com/. r/Askhistorians moderator.
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It's not!
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I'm going to think about the last line, "That was wrong" for a long, long time.
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I was struck by this framing in a response to a question.
It affirms my summary: we should have known then what we know now.
I'd also offer this inference: Those who didn't do then what we now know they could have done then need to serve contrition.
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Also, reading the answers after listening to the latest @ifbookspod.bsky.social is absolutely wild.
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The theme from the author seems to be: we should have known then what we know now.
I'm still unsure what lesson school leaders are supposed to take from the book.
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It's on r/ama and downvoted to oblivion
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That's a great point.
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"That is, how would you advise a superintendent in rural Alabama and a superintendent in Buffalo go about making decisions regarding when it's safe for schools to hold in-person classes versus remote or not at all?"
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... So, given that, what lessons do you want school leaders to take away from COVID in order to be better "equipped"?"
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I posted a kinda (hopefully not too) snarky question.
"There are 13,000 school districts in the United States. That means 13,000 superintendents, boards of education, and just as many county Departments of Health. ...
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Indeed, banning me from gender dysphoria treatment is the same as banning me from ovarian cancer treatment: it's wholly irrelevant to whether a law targeted at a group is discriminatory.
What would they say to "it's okay to ban Catholicism because it's banned for everyone, not just Catholics"?
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It's such a great example of how many there are still holding onto 2020 grievances related to schools opening/closing. She remains a proxy for so much and it remains really disconcerting.
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Thank you!!!
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Almost to 3K!
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Thanks!
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Thank you so much!!!
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Any amount is deeply appreciated!!! Thank you so much!
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Thanks, friend!!
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I've always thought John King was a much better Ed comish than people gave him credit for.
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Thanks!!