Going to keep cleaning for the Easter bunny over here 🥰
Wondering how we can get more educators and admins in the know about COVID transmission. I truly hope most educators would #MaskUp if they understood airborne transmission and how well masks work.
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Wondering how we can get more educators and admins in the know about COVID transmission. I truly hope most educators would #MaskUp if they understood airborne transmission and how well masks work.
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Poking through the #uLead2022 hashtag is super depressing if you care about COVID safety and you think educators should know a bit more than they’re demonstrating about safety, transmission, precautions.
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Ultimately the failure of our governments for not communicating and educating well on airborne transmission.
But at some point, the facts are our there and adults who are responsible for children’s safety can’t hide behind public health ineptitude anymore.
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But at some point, the facts are our there and adults who are responsible for children’s safety can’t hide behind public health ineptitude anymore.
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PHAC issued a statement on the role of aerosols on Nov 12, 5 months ago. The WHO posted about airborne transmission on Dec 23, almost 4 months ago. @CBCQuirks had a segment on airborne transmission late Oct. The White House and EPA started clean air challenge mid-March. /4
There comes a point when adults responsible for the safety of children during the school day no longer have plausible deniability re: knowing how COVID transmits, that masks work even if they’re not required, and how harmful some ‘mild’ COVID cases are. /5
And yet it remains professionally risky to advocate for COVID precautions.
So how do we bridge that gap?
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#nbpoli #nbed
So how do we bridge that gap?
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#nbpoli #nbed
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