Teachers don’t even want to teach virtually — taxpayers should revolt

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First the teachers unions demanded that they not be asked to return to physical schools out of fears for their own safety. Now, it seems the teachers don’t want to teach at all.

“[The Los Angeles teachers] union and administrators are engaged in long negotiating sessions via Zoom, with one of the stickiest points of contention being how many hours per day teachers should be required to teach live via video,” the New York Times reports of teachers unions “weary of returning to class, and online instruction too.”

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