Lets leave the headline aside.
'Across the ditch education experts are calling mass school closures during >the Covid pandemic unnecessary, leading to a surge of social and educational >problems."
So once again it looks the the mis/information school of thought was wrong. >Follwing the science was really the Pigs in Animal farm speaking. Follow the >science as long as it agrees with our narrative.
"Professor Peter Shergold, NSW education standards authority chair, said after >evidence emerged that children were less likely to spread the virus, and >schools were not transmission hotspots, the system-wide closures were >unwarranted."That government never listened to the people - Marxists never do.
Well even I missed this one. Still the Governemt just triple downed and >carried on.
Still very good that the MSN is starting to mention these things that were >not spoken about until now.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350185471/was-keeping-schools-closed-so-long-covid-pandemic-right-call
Lets leave the headline aside.
'Across the ditch education experts are calling mass school closures during >the Covid pandemic unnecessary, leading to a surge of social and educational >problems."
So once again it looks the the mis/information school of thought was wrong. >Follwing the science was really the Pigs in Animal farm speaking. Follow the >science as long as it agrees with our narrative.
"Professor Peter Shergold, NSW education standards authority chair, said after >evidence emerged that children were less likely to spread the virus, and >schools were not transmission hotspots, the system-wide closures were >unwarranted."
Well even I missed this one. Still the Governemt just triple downed and >carried on.
Still very good that the MSN is starting to mention these things that were >not spoken about until now.
On 24 Feb 2024 21:32:43 GMT, Gordon <Gordon@leaf.net.nz> wrote:So you know better than the Australian experts - of course you do, yeah Marxist!
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350185471/was-keeping-schools-closed-so-long-covid-pandemic-right-call
Lets leave the headline aside.
'Across the ditch education experts are calling mass school closures during >>the Covid pandemic unnecessary, leading to a surge of social and educational >>problems."
So once again it looks the the mis/information school of thought was wrong. >>Follwing the science was really the Pigs in Animal farm speaking. Follow the >>science as long as it agrees with our narrative.
"Professor Peter Shergold, NSW education standards authority chair, said >>after
evidence emerged that children were less likely to spread the virus, and >>schools were not transmission hotspots, the system-wide closures were >>unwarranted."
Schools were hotspots, but children recovered more quickly than
adults, and also infected teachers - many schools had to restrict
attendance due to a lack of teachers.
Well even I missed this one. Still the Governemt just triple downed and >>carried on.
Still very good that the MSN is starting to mention these things that were >>not spoken about until now.
Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:I know that many New Zealand schools had to partially close due to too
On 24 Feb 2024 21:32:43 GMT, Gordon <Gordon@leaf.net.nz> wrote:So you know better than the Australian experts - of course you do, yeah Marxist!
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350185471/was-keeping-schools-closed-so-long-covid-pandemic-right-call
Lets leave the headline aside.
'Across the ditch education experts are calling mass school closures during >>>the Covid pandemic unnecessary, leading to a surge of social and educational >>>problems."
So once again it looks the the mis/information school of thought was wrong. >>>Follwing the science was really the Pigs in Animal farm speaking. Follow the >>>science as long as it agrees with our narrative.
"Professor Peter Shergold, NSW education standards authority chair, said >>>after
evidence emerged that children were less likely to spread the virus, and >>>schools were not transmission hotspots, the system-wide closures were >>>unwarranted."
Schools were hotspots, but children recovered more quickly than
adults, and also infected teachers - many schools had to restrict >>attendance due to a lack of teachers.
Well even I missed this one. Still the Governemt just triple downed and >>>carried on.
Still very good that the MSN is starting to mention these things that were >>>not spoken about until now.
On Sun, 25 Feb 2024 00:20:02 -0000 (UTC), TonySo you know better than the Australian experts - of course you do, yeah Marxist!
<lizandtony@orcon.net.nz> wrote:
Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:I know that many New Zealand schools had to partially close due to too
On 24 Feb 2024 21:32:43 GMT, Gordon <Gordon@leaf.net.nz> wrote:So you know better than the Australian experts - of course you do, yeah >>Marxist!
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350185471/was-keeping-schools-closed-so-long-covid-pandemic-right-call
Lets leave the headline aside.
'Across the ditch education experts are calling mass school closures during >>>>the Covid pandemic unnecessary, leading to a surge of social and educational
problems."
So once again it looks the the mis/information school of thought was wrong. >>>>Follwing the science was really the Pigs in Animal farm speaking. Follow the
science as long as it agrees with our narrative.
"Professor Peter Shergold, NSW education standards authority chair, said >>>>after
evidence emerged that children were less likely to spread the virus, and >>>>schools were not transmission hotspots, the system-wide closures were >>>>unwarranted."
Schools were hotspots, but children recovered more quickly than
adults, and also infected teachers - many schools had to restrict >>>attendance due to a lack of teachers.
many teachers having Covid - and they believed that they had caught
Covid at their place of work. The rate of infection of other children
depends a bit on age - young children get close to each other more
than older children; secondary schools were not the same as primary.
New South Wales made a lot of wrong decisions - as evidenced by their
higher mortality from Covid than other states (from memory, the best
were Queensland and WA) - the person quoted was Peter Shergold, NSW
education standards authority chair - who is not a medical expert in
Covid, and is questioning school closures in New south Wales on
grounds other than Covid Science.
Well even I missed this one. Still the Governemt just triple downed and >>>>carried on.
Still very good that the MSN is starting to mention these things that were >>>>not spoken about until now.
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