“My daughter is in second grade. They have online lessons three times a week and receive other homework. I work from home, the company met my needs. It’s a great relief for me, if my daughter stayed home, I would have to go to the nursing home, because I really can’t do it anymore, “said Práva, the schoolgirl’s mother.
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“I’m looking forward to my friends and the teacher. I don’t like learning via computer very much and I’m looking forward to writing on the board, “commented the online teaching of the second grade student.
According to Deputy Mayor Viktor Vojtek, the České Budějovice primary schools are ready for the return of the first and second classes. At the moment, the schools in the regional town do not lack teachers, and there are also clubs and canteens.
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“In schools in this number, it is absolutely realistic to keep the distance between two meters and all other necessary anti-epidemic measures, even in the canteen,” said Vojtko. Dana Walterová, the principal of the Pohůrecká Primary School, also agrees with him. “We have no problem with the return of the first and second classes. There will be so few children that they can sit ten meters apart in the dining room. And we are all very much looking forward to putting down the computers and taking the chalk in our hand, “the director told Práva, adding that Wednesday’s announcement of the government came on time and the school has enough time to prepare for the return of freshmen and sophomores.
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The term is not gallows
“It’s not a gallows term. It is a week for us to prepare, so I think that everything can be arranged and arranged, “Iveta Hudzietzová, the director of the Kaštanová primary school and kindergarten in Třinec, told Práva. She added that the problem would be if it was from day to day or the school had only two days to prepare.
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“But we have already taken this into account, we have prepared and we are discussing how to adjust the teaching,” she pointed out, saying that they are able to provide not only teaching, but also the dining room and the club. “But I would appreciate accurate, specific information from the Minister of Education, which would arrive in the data boxes earlier than the day before the opening,” she told the ministry.
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We are all very much looking forward to putting down the computers and taking the chalk in our hands.
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Lenka Matušková, the director of the Bohumínská primary school in Silesian Ostrava, has a similar opinion. “We do not have numerous classes, we always have a maximum of 20 children in the first, second and third classes, so this should not be a problem here,” says Matušková.
She is also able to provide a party and a dining room. “The school canteen still runs because we cook for kindergartens,” she pointed out.
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“I am all ten for it. Personally, I thought that if freshmen and sophomores returned to school, it would be on November 23 at the earliest. If it’s a week early, the better. At their age, teaching in a team and in classes cannot replace self-improving distance learning. We are ready, “Libor Zřídkaveselý, director of the Kotlářská primary school and kindergarten in Brno, told Práva, where there are six classes of children in the first and second classes.
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“We are ready for them,” Pavel Dobeš, the director of the Pražačka primary school in Prague 3, responded with a smile for Právo. “We also have a schedule, the dining room will work. The teacher is looking forward to it, I don’t know if the children, some for sure, “he continued. Those who start going to school again after the break will continue according to the schedule they have had since September. Schoolchildren learning from home continue according to the so-called covid schedule.
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