An another thing. Duty of care, which really should be more like 'will I get busted'. Given that educators are globally connected, and kids are global roaming in and out of school -- I would rather have my kids being in spaces with people whom I think stand a better chance of not being douch-bags. However, it seems that teachers actually have more of a Monsters Inc view of kids -- if they come into contact with them out of school -- then they put themselves in at a potential risk. I imagine that there is also the 'no kids in the staffroom' mentality too -- but ffs -- the worlds going mad.
There is no solution, no workable template, no set of laws that can deal with this. Right now I'm thinking either -- figure out how to deal with the fact kids are online -- or keep offline -- and if you do that make you can actually teach. Lets face it -- with or without computers, there are some out there who have no clue, never moving past a narrow 'pass' in Uni subjects and unleashed into education.
Im fkin over it to be honest.
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