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Prolongation of the Covid-19 pandemic causes computational havoc on students – Local, Police, News about Mexico and the World | The Sun of Tampico

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As the Covid-19 pandemic has prolonged, virtual classes in different educational centers continue, which is affecting students with limited economic resources who do not have the technological resources at their disposal, reported the Sixth Councilor Verónica González Juárez, who recognized this problem, is occurring in the different households of the municipality, both in rural and … Read more

CGT requests that the return to classes be delayed at the end of January

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The Union CGT has requested the Territorial Delegation of Health and Families Yet the Territorial Delegation of Education from Cádiz the back to school delayed by the end of January thus joining the demands of the Board of Non-University Teaching Personnel, the Municipal School Council of La Línea and the Educational Community of the province … Read more

The theater tries to reinvent itself from the schools: how to make a ‘choral’ art more individual

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CASTELLÓ. Three months ago most theater schools started their new course. With the arrival of September and the return of the academic calendar, both public and private centers were encouraged to begin what was going to be a year of great challenges. And it is that theater schools, like dance schools, ran into a great … Read more

COMMENT. United States: lessons from a poll

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His name was completely unknown to the Americans a few days ago. His name is Aaron Van Langevelde. This 40-year-old lawyer is a Republican activist in the state of Michigan. He is mostly one of four members (two Republicans and two Democrats) of the election commission that was expected on Monday to certify the final … Read more

Minister of Education: “Closing the door to those establishments that want and can return would be a mistake”

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The Minister of Education, Raul Figueroa, again referred to a possible return to classes gradually to the extent that the sanitary conditions of the covid-19 pandemic allow it. “The return to face-to-face classes is absolutely linked to the health situation allowing it, and therefore it is not the same throughout the country at the same … Read more

Coronavirus: Back to classes, WHO advice for reopening schools, Covid 19 | News today – Education – Life

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The director of the Department of Health Emergencies of the World Health Organization (WHO), Mike Ryan, spoke about the considerations necessary to ensure the safety of students in the return to classroom education. According to Ryan, the main thing is to keep in mind that the local transmission of the virus is low. “The most … Read more

Municipal. The Seven Lessons from the Ballot

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Victory in Lyon, Bordeaux, Strasbourg, Marseille (within a broad union of the left)… After the very good score in the Europeans last year, Europe Écologie-Les Verts confirms in the municipal elections. Participation at the lowest, the new green deal, the « surprise » socialist… Here are the lessons to be learned from second tour of municipal elections. … Read more

POINT OF VIEW. The five lessons learned from a crisis unprecedented

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At a time when the threat recedes, it becomes possible to draw some lessons from the crisis new as our economies have globalized have experienced. First of all, we have had confirmation of the extreme interdependence of economic activities. First teaching of course the economy, the risk of domino effect (or effect house of cards) … Read more

Elda, Petrer, Sax, Pinoso and Villena suspend classes before the alert for wind and rain

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The Municipal Coordination Center (CECOPAL) of Elda met this afternoon at 7:00 p.m. to analyze the meteorological situation and make a decision on the measures to be taken in light of the alerts for rain, wind and low temperatures caused by the storm surge. ‘Glory’. Among other things, it has been decided to suspend classes … Read more

United States universities debate between classroom or virtual classes – Education – Life

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As the United States reopens its economy, universities debate between vForget face-to-face classes next year and risk possible coronavirus infections, or stick with the online system that was imposed during the pandemic. Throughout the country, there are numerous centers that have already announced that classes will resume during the fall semester, which usually begins during … Read more