No physics teacher is no problem at Brandywine High SchoolBY CHRIS CASQUEJO, WSBT-TV Reporter
Three Brandywine High School students, and 16 other students across Michigan, are taking an online physics course through Michigan Virtual High School. (WSBT photo)
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Sunday, Oct 26 at 8:43 AM kathy wrote ...
I am a physics teacher. I can't imagine teaching via video. I need to watch my students work problems, listen to them explain concepts, and talk to them to figure out where their thinking goes wrong. These kids ARE learning but at what cost? Where did all the teachers go? Probably to jobs where they earn more money, get more respect, and have less work to take home every night and weekend.