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According to R. Remeika, from now on, according to the current description, the school community has to examine every 4-7 days and this requires medical help. However, if teachers could conduct the research, the process would be simpler and cheaper.
“We could go one step further and let the educators themselves finally give it a go. It is not complicated at all, after a few hours of courses it could be made easier, cheaper and perhaps faster ”, says the director.
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In mid-February, the government decided to allow the progymnasium to resume contact education while testing the cumulative effectiveness of the test method for families and staff.
This test method differs from PCR in that the latter involves a sample from the nasopharynx and pharynx and a pooled sample from the nasopharynx, and these samples are pooled and analyzed. If a positive result is obtained, PCR tests are performed on the individuals in the pooled test group.
The duration of this pilot project is two weeks. The first is over, the second is this, so when it ends, on Friday, a visit to the school is scheduled. There the classes will be investigated, an attempt will be made to see what the situation will be like through contact learning during the week. It will be up to the Government to continue learning next week.
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At the moment, the Ministry of Education, Science and Sports predicts that all primary school children will be able to return to schools with a coronavirus incidence rate of less than 200 cases per 100,000. population, and the proportion of positive tests will reach less than 10 percent, writes BNS.
Most of the students, excluding those in primary school, switched to distance or mixed learning since November 7 of last year, with the introduction of the second quarantine, the rest do not go to school and continue their distance education from the middle from December. Beginning January 21, students with learning difficulties will be able to return to class.
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