COVID and the classroom

America Dissected

Incision Media LLC

Politics, News, Society & Culture

4.6 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2020

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Abdul talks to a third-grader, who's currently attending school remotely, about what it’s like to do home school during the pandemic. Then he'll speak with Nikhil Goyal, a sociologist and education researcher about what the lasting impacts of COVID19 may be on American education.

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0:00.0	Dr. Anthony Fauci, another top health officials testify before the Senate.
0:13.8	Stay home orders face legal battles, as Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes its stay at home
0:17.9	order.
0:19.2	And the Cal State University system has announced their fall semester will be remote,
0:23.4	as other schools and universities debate what their falls will look like.
0:27.3	This is America Dissection.
0:28.8	I'm your host, Dr. Abduel-Elsaid.
0:38.6	Are you guys recording yet?
0:40.1	Yeah, we're recording.
0:41.3	Say something like, I'm Miles Hoffman and I'm a, I'm X years old and I'm in this grade
0:46.9	and I enjoy whatever.
0:48.9	My name is Miles Hoffman, I'm nine years old and I'm in the third grade.
0:52.0	Alright, Miles, tell me, tell me a little bit about you.
0:54.7	Where I make comic books and I have a game boy.
0:59.5	I like for some reason I like all the stuff from the 80s.
1:02.5	Hey, man, you know, it's because it's because your parents have taught you well.
1:05.5	The 80s were the greatest time in American history.
1:08.0	Don't let anybody tell you otherwise except for Ronald Reagan.
1:11.1	I know that.
1:14.1	So, so walk me through a usual day.
1:16.5	What time do you start?
1:18.2	Well, we start, we used to start at 850.
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