ICYMI: Israel Schools Opened May3; FreeCodeCamp; Blog35/100(-23)

 ...in case you missed it, food for thought....

Watching CNN, 'New Day w/Alisyn Camerota'...the 'remembering lives lost to coronavirus' segment; and just before this, was Dr. Sanjay Gupta who pointed out that, in terms of schools being open or not, 'there's not a lot of data because most kids around the world have been home since March, but in Israel, many schools opened May 3; level of original incidence was low there, but rose substantially after schools opened', enough that many closed again July 3.


data from Israel DoH

Also, www.freecodecamp
.org/ is a great resource for those interested in learning how to code; maybe someone you know. Similar resources in person cost around 10k.

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  • vIMPROVINGME
    I just finished trying to find out information online about reopening plans for the two school districts where my grandchildren live. Can't find anything definitive yet for either one. My daughter is a teacher, so I'm quite concerned about the safety of the teachers, administrators and other school workers, as well, with this school issue.
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    Comment edited on: 7/17/2020 10:04:31 AM
  • vROBEC4175
    Thank you. I will pass on free code camp link to nieces and nephews. :-)
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  • vKPHEALTHY4LIFE
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  • v1CRAZYDOG
    I HOPE we learn from others' mistakes w/o having to repeat them here (and cost more lives than have already been paid to this virus).

    Thanks for the link.

    hUGS

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