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For effs sake, given the hygeine habits of the average young elementary aged kid, parents should realize that coronavirus is just one of many worries.
3 people in the UK under the age of 19 have died from Coronavirus, out of 10 miilion. 22 other countries have opened schools in the world with no bad effects, the UK will soon be the only country in the world where the schools are still shut. Why aren't parents refusing to drive their kids to school on roads that are far more dangerous than the virus?
When you refer hypothetically to death rates then the economical urgency becomes paramount, however, when it is your child rushed to hospital or when it is your father passing away it becomes eerily clear that there is no telling what could happen to any of us. In a way, we teachers are on the frontlines as well and I am seeing firsthand how the virus is being translated into deaths and students being rushed to hospitals. As a parent that would be the worst thing ever that could happen to you: your child fighting for his/her life because you thought it was safe to send them out to school so you could finally get some peace and quiet around the house... imagine that. Also, young kids are said to suffer from related illnesses. Time will tell. Luckily we are trailing 4 months behind you guys in Korea so we can use you as our guinea pigs.
So BJ has grown some nutshttps://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/coronavirus-uk-lockdown-exit-strategy-stage-2-boris-johnson-a9530651.htmlCue the desperate search by the media and the unions for the first kiddie martyr. Piers Morgan in about three weeks time: So minister what do you have to say to the parents of the 10 children who've been hospitalised so far?'
Let's hope many of these small hogwans and businesses go under because of this pandemic. I haven't seen a hogwan in over a year and they provide nothing to society in general other than glorified 'educational' babysitting services.
Saudi Arabia made the call weeks ago suspended classes until the fall.Brits wont be alone.
Can we just accept that people f*cking die sometimes? I'm all for Korea-like measures, but at some point you gotta go about things and accept the fact that today might be the day with your name on it.
i like pie's take on it