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A new Dpcm with new restrictions for bars and sports activities could arrive in the next few hours. Bad schools would remain open and out, therefore, of new restrictive measures.
This is what emerged during a long majority meeting called by the prime minister at Palazzo Chigi Giuseppe Conte. Meanwhile, a coordination meeting with the Regions by the Civil Protection in which the Regional Minister of Autonomy participates Francesco Boccia, the extraordinary commissioner for the coronavirus emergency Domenico Arcuri, the head of Civil Protection Angelo borrelli present and the Minister of Health Roberto Speranza, via videoconference to discuss the new actions to be taken after the boom in new cases of covid.
In the evening, a Council of Ministers is expected to continue the discussion on the new measures, which will surely be presented during the current meeting. Government-Regions.
Dad modulated high school and staggered schedules
As mentioned above, there are no restrictions for the school, also given the low number of infected people in schools at the moment.
What seems most likely will be a request for staggering of entry times, as requested by the Regions in recent days, especially in high school, by lighten public transportation, one of the most difficult problems to manage and avoid as far as possible meetings in front of the school. This time the proposal would be presented by the Scientific Technical Committee.
The other hypothesis on which the CTS points out is that of a Dad modulated, that is, to introduce a real integration of Distance and face-to-face teaching, with half the class taking lessons in the classroom and the other half at home, again for the upper secondary schools.
Solution, in fact already adopted by many upper secondary schools, as Minister Lucía Azzolina remembers it, in compliance with the provisions of the guidelines of the DDI (Integrated Digital Teaching).
Also there Deputy Minister Anna Ascani He urged not to close schools and adopt flexible tools to continue teaching activities.
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