The editor claims that this sentence "makes clear that this is his subjective interpretation based in his own reading of obituaries, not a representation of scientific research."
Betsy DeVos: "We support the bipartisan School Choice Now Act which would directly fund families and empower them to choose the best educational setting for their children."
"At the end of the day we want parents to have the freedom, the choices, and the funds to make the best decisions for their children."
"The 'Washington knows best' crowd really loses their minds over that.
They seem to think that the people's money doesn't belong to the people
That it instead belongs to 'the public,' or rather, what they really mean: government."
The Washington Post said "the disproportionate number of teachers appearing in covid-19 obituaries is striking."
The author has not provided any evidence of disproportionate representation.
This unsubstantiated statement should be corrected @washingtonpost.
From today's WSJ:
"Sweden never shut its schools, and teachers there have had the same fatality rate during this pandemic as IT technicians, who can often work from home." wsj.com/articles/end-t…
From the same Sweden study:
"One other finding worth discussing on its own is the low COVID-19 mortality risk of children’s and adolescents’ teachers" su.figshare.com/articles/prepr…