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Post by crapslinger on May 14, 2020 21:30:42 GMT
having worked in education as a teacher you have a lot of potential contamination areas if the virus lives on materials for 73 hours you have tables chairs computers the kids clothes ns paper etc yet again the government don't care for the people who will have to deal with it the teachers lets not forget they have been working throughout the crises putting themselves at risk looking after the kids of key workers on the bbc the other morning a Denmark? nursery teacher was asked so what happens if a nursery school child falls over and needs comfort reply you cuddle them putting the worker in danger as children can pass it on easily this is going to end up as another scandal like the care homes all these actions seam to be to appease there core supporters from golf and tennis to garden centres and businesses that support them financially its time to hold them to account at the end of this and not let them hide the results in a long enquiry like grenfell there incomitance go's beyond belief Have you genuinely worked in education as a teacher? Going by other posters on here who were teachers Huddy and are teachers Lilfraise he could possibly have been one, he has all the traits
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Post by crapslinger on May 14, 2020 21:34:40 GMT
Illegal immigrants are by their nature criminals, why would I need or ever need to justify my right of residence I was born here, live here legally, work here legally, pay my taxes, no one has said they are worth less than any other life calm down poppet, why can they not go back to their own countries of residence ? Just a point of clarification, illegal immigrants are not criminals by their nature they may have committed a crime through circumstances or economic duress. The inference from your post is that they are prone to habitual criminality which is Trumpesque in its generalisation All persons who break the law are potential criminals if they are caught breaking the law, illegal immigrants are breaking the law we just need to catch them, id cards will help identify them the punishment is deportation simple really, working here illegally is errrrmmmm illegal hope that helps duck.
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Post by numpty40 on May 14, 2020 21:36:49 GMT
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Post by dexta on May 14, 2020 21:38:07 GMT
So...how is that useful or helpful in anyway to people in the UK at the moment??? So if someone comes to burn down your house, you wouldn't try to put the fire out, rather you would be content to sit their watching it burn while pointing your finger in the direction of the person you thought responsible. If someone came to burn my house down they would get both barrels from a shotgun, no need to put any fire out, we know who is responsible for this plague why do you think the Chinese authorities rejecting an independent investigation into it's origins and the actions taken by the host country to control the spread of it ? who the fuck are you donald trump by any chance
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Post by sheikhmomo on May 14, 2020 21:38:24 GMT
To be fair, I like that 3 of the more 'left wing' posters have liked a post that states that Corbyn was unprincipled I'll be interested to get an understanding of Starmer's principles if indeed he has any........ Sir Kier's principles and Political direction are very clear and rooted deep within his Socialist soul!
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Post by Deleted on May 14, 2020 21:41:22 GMT
I'll be interested to get an understanding of Starmer's principles if indeed he has any........ Sir Kier's principles and Political direction are very clear and rooted deep within his Socialist soul! It irks me greatly that there is a Sir at the head of the labour party, much like it irked me that the once Stoke central MP was a Tory, I mean a deep rooted Labour man from Cambridge called Tristram.
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Post by terryconroysmagic on May 14, 2020 21:44:22 GMT
Just a point of clarification, illegal immigrants are not criminals by their nature they may have committed a crime through circumstances or economic duress. The inference from your post is that they are prone to habitual criminality which is Trumpesque in its generalisation All persons who break the law are potential criminals if they are caught breaking the law, illegal immigrants are breaking the law we just need to catch them, id cards will help identify them the punishment is deportation simple really, working here illegally is errrrmmmm illegal hope that helps duck. I’d say when you look at a paint colour card you only see black and white. If you can’t see the difference between someone committing an immigration crime and labelling illegal immigrants as criminal by nature...,hope that helps duck
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Post by musik on May 14, 2020 21:45:33 GMT
Any reports on vaccine trials in Oxford or Southampton? Any progress?
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Post by crapslinger on May 14, 2020 21:46:26 GMT
If someone came to burn my house down they would get both barrels from a shotgun, no need to put any fire out, we know who is responsible for this plague why do you think the Chinese authorities rejecting an independent investigation into it's origins and the actions taken by the host country to control the spread of it ? who the fuck are you donald trump by any chance I note you failed to answer the question is it to difficult ?
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Post by dexta on May 14, 2020 21:49:28 GMT
who the fuck are you donald trump by any chance I note you failed to answer the question is it to difficult ? tbh can't be arsed to answer your question... You will just come back with more bollocks..
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Post by crapslinger on May 14, 2020 21:49:38 GMT
All persons who break the law are potential criminals if they are caught breaking the law, illegal immigrants are breaking the law we just need to catch them, id cards will help identify them the punishment is deportation simple really, working here illegally is errrrmmmm illegal hope that helps duck. I’d say when you look at a paint colour card you only see black and white. If you can’t see the difference between someone committing an immigration crime and labelling illegal immigrants as criminal by nature...,hope that helps duck The law is the law duck simple ! do you condone law breaking ? a crime is a crime the punishment in the case of illegal immigrants is deportation or do you propose another punishment and what would it be ?
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Post by crapslinger on May 14, 2020 21:51:25 GMT
I note you failed to answer the question is it to difficult ? tbh can't be arsed to answer your question... You will just come back with more bollocks.. truth hurt grow a pair answer the question it's easy enough
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Post by shakermaker on May 14, 2020 21:53:44 GMT
These claps are getting ridiculous. I don't think it's rained once while it's been going on. It was a lovely thing to do the first time round, but I do think it should have been left at that. Now it just feels like something you feel you HAVE to do as much as actually wanting to.
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Post by sheikhmomo on May 14, 2020 21:54:26 GMT
Sir Kier's principles and Political direction are very clear and rooted deep within his Socialist soul! It irks me greatly that there is a Sir at the head of the labour party, much like it irked me that the once Stoke central MP was a Tory, I mean a deep rooted Labour man from Cambridge called Tristram. The former Viscount Stansgate would have made a wonderful Labour leader though. It's what inside that counts. Kier at least has the remnants of a soul, Tristram 'Charles Lynton' Hunt had none!
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Post by terryconroysmagic on May 14, 2020 21:56:43 GMT
I’d say when you look at a paint colour card you only see black and white. If you can’t see the difference between someone committing an immigration crime and labelling illegal immigrants as criminal by nature...,hope that helps duck The law is the law duck simple ! do you condone law breaking ? a crime is a crime the punishment in the case of illegal immigrants is deportation or do you propose another punishment and what would it be ? Actually I do in certain circumstances, certain types of duress being one. Broad minded people usually take context into account
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Post by dexta on May 14, 2020 21:56:46 GMT
tbh can't be arsed to answer your question... You will just come back with more bollocks.. truth hurt grow a pair answer the question it's easy enough wtf you on about grow a pair ffs how old are you... You just waffle on on every thread talking shite fella.firing your bait out trying to catch something...
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Post by essexstokey on May 14, 2020 21:59:25 GMT
now you probably understand what teachers have to put up with on a day to day basis and treat them with the respect that they diserve instead of the constant criticism if people cant handle there own kids or even put up with them for a significant time imagine how a teacher puts up with there behaviour day in day out and there not there kids. Teachers are qualified to teach and are paid to teach. I totally agree they are but they are not supposed to teach manners and dissapline and put up with the shit thrown at them by bad parenting
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Post by benjaminbiscuit on May 14, 2020 22:15:10 GMT
You may be right but I’ll trump you with by late October nobody will care about the economy as the second wave rips through the uk and the whole framework of the current government and social order is challenged but the premier league will still be taking about resumption and the government will be saying despite 100,000 deaths you can’t compare countries Are you saying you can compare countries still when sky's first country to look at mexico is at least 5 times higher than what their government are reporting and that there's that many deaths you couldn't start to try and count? No I’m saying because of the soft lockdown and premature easing UK will have a more disastrous second wave , I never Mentioned any other country
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Post by thisisouryear on May 14, 2020 22:22:26 GMT
now you probably understand what teachers have to put up with on a day to day basis and treat them with the respect that they diserve instead of the constant criticism if people cant handle there own kids or even put up with them for a significant time imagine how a teacher puts up with there behaviour day in day out and there not there kids. Teachers are qualified to teach and are paid to teach. Students won't learn if they don't respect the teachers which is the parents job. If kids aren't focused on learning when in the classroom then most of the time that's the parents fault. I find it strange how people think there is no need to put too much pressure on kids to learn until they get to high school. Then they get to high school they say there don't need any pressure until they do there options then they're alright until their exams. I think the worst mistake parents make is saying they have plenty of time. Before you know it kids are lagging behind then they get to high school and are stuck in a class with unruly kids so they learn nothing and fall further behind, then they struggle to catch up and before you know it they feel under pressure or they're skiving having a cigarette behind the bike sheds. Kids need to know the importance of learning from day 1 and it has to be a consistent message all the way through.
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Post by chad on May 14, 2020 22:24:30 GMT
Not the ones he wants deporting I guess If you mean Poles. Please show me one post where I’ve said that. In fact find me one post where I’ve said anything racist And when you can’t an apology would be nice Ahhh silence from little gary
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Post by thisisouryear on May 14, 2020 22:31:39 GMT
Not sure of the accuracy of this video but it might give a little insight into the possible version of the contact tracing app. If the app is open source then at least it will be open to scrutinisation.
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Post by davejohnno1 on May 14, 2020 22:34:29 GMT
Teachers are qualified to teach and are paid to teach. I totally agree they are but they are not supposed to teach manners and dissapline and put up with the shit thrown at them by bad parenting You've lost me I'm afraid.
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Post by davejohnno1 on May 14, 2020 22:35:31 GMT
Teachers are qualified to teach and are paid to teach. Students won't learn if they don't respect the teachers which is the parents job. If kids aren't focused on learning when in the classroom then most of the time that's the parents fault. I find it strange how people think there is no need to put too much pressure on kids to learn until they get to high school. Then they get to high school they say there don't need any pressure until they do there options then they're alright until their exams. I think the worst mistake parents make is saying they have plenty of time. Before you know it kids are lagging behind then they get to high school and are stuck in a class with unruly kids so they learn nothing and fall further behind, then they struggle to catch up and before you know it they feel under pressure or they're skiving having a cigarette behind the bike sheds. Kids need to know the importance of learning from day 1 and it has to be a consistent message all the way through. So kids need to be back in school asap right?
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Post by thisisouryear on May 14, 2020 23:07:03 GMT
Students won't learn if they don't respect the teachers which is the parents job. If kids aren't focused on learning when in the classroom then most of the time that's the parents fault. I find it strange how people think there is no need to put too much pressure on kids to learn until they get to high school. Then they get to high school they say there don't need any pressure until they do there options then they're alright until their exams. I think the worst mistake parents make is saying they have plenty of time. Before you know it kids are lagging behind then they get to high school and are stuck in a class with unruly kids so they learn nothing and fall further behind, then they struggle to catch up and before you know it they feel under pressure or they're skiving having a cigarette behind the bike sheds. Kids need to know the importance of learning from day 1 and it has to be a consistent message all the way through. So kids need to be back in school asap right? Primary school children should go back somehow. Maybe splitting a day into two 8.00am - 2.00pm then 2.30pm - 8.30pm, teachers not in all day obviously. Something has to change for sure and it's not easy, even if Junior schools are opened for primary school children, at least until more is known about this disease. Junior children should be able to work from home with some parental support. They could do maths at home easily enough, it's mainly English where the problems could be. Any other lessons covered should also be achievable at home providing they have access to a computer and internet. Nothing is ideal but the risks are too high at the moment. There's no easy answer but my view is primary school children should go back and some Juniors who are struggling and need extra help.
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Post by adri2008 on May 14, 2020 23:17:15 GMT
My wife is a teacher and there is a broad range of opinions within her school. Some are happy to be cracking on providing there is some social distancing in place, others seem to want a full PPE body suit and plastic screens to teach.
If schools open fully, we'll be sending our children in mainly because the disease still appears to be very low risk for them, even when considering the new inflammatory disease (though watching this one closely). The kids are already in school anyway though as we are both key workers so it's not such a big step. I can understand those who are more anxious about it though.
God knows what they are going to do in September as theres no way you can get every year group in and still maintain social distancing.
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Post by Gary Hackett on May 14, 2020 23:38:14 GMT
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Post by Gary Hackett on May 14, 2020 23:45:37 GMT
Two things are really pissing me off right now: Face coverings not being compulsory on public transport. This obsession to get schools back open just for a few weeks before the summer holidays. Leave it until September. Our school contacted us this week and asked us if we'd be sending our son in, in June, per the Government announcement. We told them no, and they were very supportive. From speaking to a number of other patents, I would estimate there will be a high percentage of parents not sending their kids back. Good because its totally unnecessary for the sake of a few weeks. I can't see any benefit at all in not waiting until the new school year starts in September. It'll give staff time to plan properly and will give us time to get the the infection rates down a little more. They don't have the modelling to say how much of a risk it is in spreading the virus across the community either It's a total no brainer apart from the parents who are sick of having their kids at home.
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Post by Deleted on May 14, 2020 23:49:12 GMT
In huge surprise it begins, the govt try to rush schools back with inadequate protection and with deaths and community transmission still high.
Teachers oppose via unions, and suddenly it's now the fault of either 'lazy teachers' or 'militant unions'. I bloody hope there is a strike at this rate, because without proper guidance and protection, teachers should not be expected to out their own, their family, and their closest at risk by rushing back schools so we can pretend things are going well.
My gut feeling is that we'll see a huge spike before the 1st of June, and we'll be back in lockdown, when the government will blame the population for not following their 'if you can, if possible' wishy washy shite.
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Post by bathstoke on May 15, 2020 5:35:40 GMT
In huge surprise it begins, the govt try to rush schools back with inadequate protection and with deaths and community transmission still high. Teachers oppose via unions, and suddenly it's now the fault of either 'lazy teachers' or 'militant unions'. I bloody hope there is a strike at this rate, because without proper guidance and protection, teachers should not be expected to out their own, their family, and their closest at risk by rushing back schools so we can pretend things are going well. My gut feeling is that we'll see a huge spike before the 1st of June, and we'll be back in lockdown, when the government will blame the population for not following their 'if you can, if possible' wishy washy shite. More divide & conquer from the propaganda machine www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-52669441You maybe right there lilf(with the June spike)cause that would lead into the summer schools recess nicely & relinquish the government of a lot of responsibility to children. Cynical B@$¥@&ds
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Post by Timmypotter on May 15, 2020 6:14:19 GMT
Grim news from my brother's partner yesterday, who works in a mortuary. She's worked on more suicides than covid cases this week.
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