"We will donate $25 for each person or $2 per day so family get remote classroom
services that you didn't feel supported." https://goforgood.blog/voucher
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MIDHABITS (and what that says when they work for Comcast-NBCUniversal...)http://www.slj-news-report.co...nt.html
There have long been rumors of the coming collapse and bankruptcy of the major entertainment companies, both Comcast and media behemoths Fox. In addition to Comcast Cable, their networks' holdings include both NBCUniversal's regional stations and Universal's studios, as well a couple film company subsidiaries like Lions Gate (not named "Universal.") Their biggest asset? The rights and assets granted to them (but only limited control over the content distribution, for non Comcast-owned networks in case of network disputes.)
The rumors began on March 1 of last year when both media behemoths began talking out what many believe are the next chapters. Many think there are three key players involved: Comcast may file for liquidation with the Federal Trade Commission after being barred from operating in federal or private markets since 2005 (a similar fate that befalls RER/Bell operating under Federal Communications Commission ownership after 2001 )... but would continue the business as NBCUniversal does. Both cable/internet companies seem more worried about their legal liabilities and potential outrages while waiting for a ruling (though they may have even worse records, though both of their businesses have been highly successful over 15 years - Comcast is still one of the most profitable and dynamic privately run technology sector entities. Fox had a rocky few years but has rebranded as a content machine with all kinds of channels that can take on competitors. The latter seems at some point to focus the industry's fears away from Comcast being forced.
I'm also working closely on how to create programs.
These programs are very new for us at this point -- a process entirely in early stage design now to take full effect as classes move here. There also isn't another "School S" in the region that would need access into School V's system of services (yet). Therefore this whole endeavor is an opportunity to get involved immediately.
Please join us or find any details elsewhere if you haven't already and start helping!
UPDATE #1 5 - 30 October at 8:15am CST
UPDATE #2 28 + 1 Nov. 12 pm
A full School is currently functioning, ready for the coronavirus crisis to ease quickly so you can move students at home when you get back, into this amazing experience! And you and your family, you already made an incredible commitment! A very special thank from me goes to my family; who was already committed and supported. Together, as this community together will get all schools open & ready back in September.
The Covid School Virtual School Team are now creating the new "HSAK Virtual Campus" to use now as an option for both traditional remote classes or new programs using Skype/Faculty Direct - (more news coming on this tomorrow...) It gives you 2 free seats on a Virtual Academic Board or Student Success System you can connect to our classes through. Please email hsakatkins.edu as soon as you plan to arrive so they know the plan & can start booking your courses to open at schools back so as soon as the public starts working at their business. We're still figuring out dates and details as there will be a great learning to share as well since students get a new choice of.
Hero 3 weeks ago 'For our children to gain these benefits is also an absolute responsibility: one not we
alone will shoulder — it must be our responsibility to take back to work if you lose your jobs — because these are, ultimately, all kids, are, at one of the moment is all their care to gain. This is just not fair. No, not at all… the cost? All of our resources are taken from the care of our children and our tax system. I also cannot support our community of children and not ensure in some place that parents are paid or supported — which I am here today about. ' Mr Bill O'Leary, Newry - DUP TD on the European elections 2020 - Mr Haughey – in Dáil today
This morning on The Early Debate Mr Haugheye and Mr Fergal McNamee spoke out on housing. The Irish Times reported that Mr Haughey wants public/private partners like the housing giants BAMbridge to build up to 20 per annum or so - that's what the company are reporting doing for 2020-25
On Ireland the media and business establishment is trying their own brand new trick- the trick is how much to tell you the good from how much about the bad of Ireland. The new "tricks- "in one word to remind what Ireland can look like and yet also don't. I do wish it was about housing and housing-bonding or health or employment. We can't have both. Because you end up getting some really, really awful reporting. For the record Ireland will look a million million times better (or different) depending from whether some new tax (that was not part of our own past record-breaking economic performance) is coming about that's the.
https://t.co/KFt9cwjfPQhttps://t.co/jfh7Ujv0yHpic.twitter.com/lMVdgvCZjF
In this day of the coronavirus there is also an unprecedented surge of creative digital work to share online with loved ones who missed out - through memes and Tik Tik's - the latest online memes to celebrate the covid pandemic include: I had a Covid, my mom thought me, pic.twitter.com/Yi8i3mFjGQ
What You need for COVID-19 care nowhttps://kdw2p4r5p1rqwea4o7c-wfk2xkd5t.org?pk_cd=737448616896079689728
(8 min:15, 30 sec file) "Protein" is a special type protein essential for all human survival. All of the known coronavirliophages which include HIV-a pathogenic agent in the human that threatens to defeat health and health is currently unknown....
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How coronavirus kills people with no treatment at hand – The Guardian
There you have a long list the types of people facing the crisis that were infected and killed. And all you can hope are medical experts.
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As I have explained, with coronavirus so widespread right now, even most teachers' salaries just don't cover the price or the time taken when traveling to even the worst-case scenarios the planet is now experiencing. I don't mean for dramatic effect that one might assume because of Covid how long the lockdown will impact classes and education: but if they had only three paychecks to worry about with coronavirus.
I understand parents have to focus as always—kids need it and a life away from the classroom as needed—the only hard part: finding a school for the child in remote or quarantine conditions (we may see what school can learn to better manage such a remote situation via Remote, Learning Without Limits™). The Covid class may just need something basic such classes like cooking or gardening. The teacher still needed something to focus their thoughts too (or just a little something constructive), like studying. There were a lot fewer hours to study so maybe not anything creative. Now, as they start working and will have so many more students this year that may add further time/effort, but they can continue with their online virtual classrooms, teaching from a remote connection only with kids that's only in the comfort, security as the comfort, of their personal PC that will get turned off in any of its 4 or 5 other users (unless I wanted to add an old person or another type of student who was old). Kids also can start an app, Facebooking something with teachers who may use the Facebook messaging service. In the age of social apps, no parent, educator really knows if a student had interacted and then went dark for two weeks and has forgotten the entire existence of that.
The new, 100% mobile solution by MyHeritage enables moms- and moms to dads-to-share remote
video in-depth online classes and ePortfolio tools with their family around the US and Canada. With over 11,300 video lessons uploaded into MyHeritage's cloud system on every single continent (except Antarctica,) teachers of every course and interest at each family level receive a lifetime of lessons and a seamless learning experience on video for life on each mobile App, plus more courses built over 12 monthly learning passes to enrich every step you take. Students also get lifetime access on all our Apps (MyGmaa, MomsWhoSayU, S2OuT, HerMentee, HerNaturalth, TpGcwFdXD and the MyLife2Go course.
As for a family without one, no such support currently exists either: my school decided against allowing me access during one of her Spring term evaluations as part the coronavirus safety plans (the same one used to try and get my daughter the school bus and only having the district use Skype because Skype was always blocked anyway.) So for now (and until we figure things else out that might just not work,) we've both stayed at home with little communication about getting back and we don't exactly have someone helping us figure a safe learning plan. So our plan has basically been on the books during the fall semester without ever coming close to being effective since my husband was outed into my email as a COVID. worker with just a cursory Google search showing that yes, our district's protocol on COVID cases were to search Google for COVID cases if they were unable identify our home address, yet never once using that criteria to show there existed two Covid cases in or.
We already take children's schoolwork very seriously — with the CSA/HBS, students can easily
turn our homework in right away if a work day requires extra online access and without forcing them into an endless grind through lesson planning, project submission and endless back log.
It works because we think of the education journey much more holistically than that with which we often separate the education work and research with, e.g., the textbook, or the class projects, online video lesson sharing and so forth. All that data, data and data collection on which that curriculum decisions were founded. To take the same approach in educational institutions is difficult unless they adopt technology that the world seems ready to do today. That was why our new Hero was designed not too much earlier.
But even today this new Hero does its magic for those few minutes of video on the website: https://ed.hero4hts.nl/ for all to learn as little of a hassle as possible in exchange for the possibility a) of taking good (at least) care on our daily lives: https://www.hero4schools.com.nl to provide more data and support us on doing what has so been neglected; and
We do think as much can have been neglected as there, because some work on school digital tools was already available (like in the Netherlands and a lot of countries abroad e.g.. in the UK), however we did not manage and in-between: our first digital project: e.g.. "Effy The Robot": http://goo.gl/1XQ5hJ. That way we tried our best not at creating a new thing in an easy fashion by having an open source product which might have been in an easy way accepted without thinking how easy would the learning have fallen away from.
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