, asked 2,000 adults with children under the age of 15 how they have attempted to balance work and family during this unprecedented time. of the respondents said juggling childcare responsibilities with work responsibilities during the pandemic has caused their productivity to suffer, and 45% agreed that this juggling act"may have caused my career advancement to suffer."
64% disclosed they have experienced at least one major work failure, with work late and having to stop work early as the most common issues.because they worry that their employer or colleagues won't understand. It appears women have been asked to shoulder added responsibilities at home, with 57% of working women say that they've taken on most or all of the extra childcare duties during the pandemic, compared to just 8% of women who say their partners do more.The debate over when and how to safely reopen school buildings for in-person learning remains divisive. President Trump insists that all public schools in the U.S.
•To hire tutors who love teaching truly. •Create home schools with other parents, each teach what they are excellent about it. •Not mediocre socialist waiting for the check either way. •Teach the value of family, money & development power. So no one will step on them👨👩👧👦📚💞
This picture is something I see everyday 😂
Homeschooling is only alternative
73% No Way
8% of men have taken on extra childcare responsibilities. 57% of women have. Fathers are bad for mothers’ careers, not remote learning.
A good read