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NYC fails controversial remote learning snow day ‘test,’ public schools chancellor says
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this post was submitted on 14 Feb 2024
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Or maybe the parents were protesting the removal of snow days.
I remember looking forward to snow days as a kid. It meant playing with family or friends in the snow, not doing schoolwork.
My 3 year old was given a tablet in case of a snow day. No way he would be on a tablet when he could be outside playing in the snow.
Wait, who gave them a tablet? The day care? And why? I'm confused.
His preschool did. If school is canceled because of snow, he is supposed to use it for remote learning.
Are 3 year olds vastly more intelligent than 2 year olds? My two year old refuses to play with electronics as intended and prefers to use them as throwing objects.
Aah, got it. Thanks for clarifying!
Obviously the kids' a genius and in junior high already.