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Re:Our Self-Isolating Future: How working from home could re... by avip on Tuesday March 24, 2020 @05:20PM (#22679153)
It is not possible to give "actual attention to students over video".

There really is no such thing. Remote teaching does not, can not, and should not work for young kids. It's not a university.

(source: life)

Re:Our Self-Isolating Future: How working from home could re... by taneq on Thursday March 26, 2020 @02:17AM (#22691072)
I don't know whose young kids you're testing on (and they're all different so you're right for some of them!) but all the ones I've met are glued to a screen at every opportunity. They love video calls and talking on the phone and interacting with people via screen.
Re:Our Self-Isolating Future: How working from home could re... by Kaiyou on Tuesday March 24, 2020 @05:48PM (#22679408)
It will work fine for all the INTPs and similar personality types. The rest is screwed.
Re:Our Self-Isolating Future: How working from home could re... by mac01021 on Wednesday March 25, 2020 @05:16AM (#22683052)
My preschooler is probably something like INTP. Teleconference learning is not working great for her so far.
Re:Our Self-Isolating Future: How working from home could re... by Kaiyou on Wednesday March 25, 2020 @08:56AM (#22684049)
It's easy enough to test whether someone is an INTP with an online personality test. Basically INTPs will look like autists. They don't talk unless asked and dislike the company of other people.