Vale Cadina: De Luca unloads school responsibilities on managers and teachers

V.Alecadina: De Luca assigns school responsibilities to managers and teachers. Distance teaching, face-to-face teaching, and freedom of choice on the part of parents are paramount Confusion Under the sky in the school in Campania. Governor de Luca, in the afternoon, wrote a letter to all school principals-

De Luca’s Recommendations

As he defines them, recommendations for resumption of lessons in the presence of safety and high school scheduled for Monday, February 1st. Doubts are formed, especially in a passage, and do not create the slightest confusion.

De Luca writes. Being in the classroom of private classes is organized to a minimum not exceeding 50% (minimum action issued by order of the Prime Minister on January 14, 2021), ensuring online connectivity with the rest of the school audience, preferably in sync. Parents of students, in accordance with the above procedure, are allowed to use distance education;

Parents have the freedom to choose

Recommendations made by President de Lucas so far to the so-called father. But the question of whether parents can be allowed to choose Dad makes it extremely difficult to return to the classroom scheduled for Monday, February 1, at their obvious request.

The recommendation is only valid for high school students. Of course, teachers will have great difficulty “holding” the class, while at the same time advancing the lesson or asking questions from a distance. It seems the governor has not thought about this.

Of course, for everything that happens, the school, at this point, does not need brainwashed mindsets that increase the workload and responsibilities of those on the field. It seems normal for every teacher to have a different way of teaching, either directly or indirectly.

Reduce the training offer

De Luca asks if these two methods should be “synchronized”, which will only add to the confusion. As a result, reducing the training offer is definitely guaranteed.

Governance means accepting responsibility. De Luca, from his expert analysis, thinks that direct lessons to high school can trigger new epidemics and focal points, and he will make appropriate decisions, and not drop everyone on school managers and teachers.

Vale Cadina: De Luca unloads school responsibilities on managers and teachers

Do as Airola Mayor Michael Napoletano and his other colleagues have decided for a while. Stop going back to school and defend your decision from the government and regional administrative courts.

This means governance. Today’s suggestions sound like Pontius Pilate washing his hands, and we all know how things changed when Pilate washed his hands.

B.V.