Colleges bringing young people back to tell them to take all their classes in a dorm room by themselves with limited interaction with others is in general cruel.
All to blame them for being irresponsible when the virus spreads.
All to blame them for being irresponsible when the virus spreads.
This is not a decision being made in the interest of college students. I agree with @profgalloway who spoke bluntly to how money clouded the decision to bring them back here.
Smarturl.it/inthebubble
Smarturl.it/inthebubble
When can students come back safely? In my view:
-When there is adequate low cost testing so each student can be tested multiple times/week— including non-symptomatic
-When there are enough tests for the extended community. Not just faculty but local business
-When there is adequate low cost testing so each student can be tested multiple times/week— including non-symptomatic
-When there are enough tests for the extended community. Not just faculty but local business
-When students who arrive can have a REALISTIC experience with masks & distancing & small gatherings
-When facilities can be set up as tents, buildings & ventilation
-When housing needs can be met
-When facilities can be set up as tents, buildings & ventilation
-When housing needs can be met
According to @jhuber the University of Illinois has that testing cadanxe.
