As President Trump Pushes To Reopen Schools, Safety Guidance To Change

The transcript discusses the push to reopen schools in the US amid rising COVID-19 cases, with President Trump advocating for reopening without a clear plan. The CDC's guidelines are seen as tough, and schools are considering mixed approaches to reopening. Remote learning remains an option, but there are concerns about teacher availability and safety. Criticism is directed at the leadership for their handling of the situation, highlighting the challenges in safely educating students.

What is President Trump's stance on reopening schools amidst the COVID-19 pandemic?

• He has not made any statements about school reopening.

• He is following the CDC's guidance strictly.

• He is pushing for schools to reopen without a clear plan.

• He wants schools to remain closed.

What does the CDC recommend for physical distancing in schools?

• A 6-foot distance between students.

• A 3-foot distance between students.

• No distancing is required.

• Students should be in separate rooms.

How is the largest public school system planning to conduct classes?

• Students will attend in-person classes once a week.

• All classes will be conducted online.

• Students will attend in-person classes two or three days a week.

• All students will attend in-person classes every day.

What percentage of teachers expressed reluctance to return to classrooms if they reopen?

• 20%

• 10%

• 30%

• 40%

What is a major concern for teachers regarding school reopening?

• Lack of student interest.

• Lack of online resources.

• Health risks due to COVID-19.

• Increased workload.