Remote Learning Dilemmas and Camping in the Time of Covid--S2.E19

Labor Day weekend is coming, and schools are back in session or gearing up to start the fall semester. Many districts have opted for remote learning, at least for the first nine weeks. This option introduces a few conflicts which we talk about today, namely, should schools impose dress codes for online learning and can parents listen in on the virtual classroom?

But first, "Camping in the Time of Covid." The absence of other recreational options has sent many Americans to the great outdoors. Mike Derrick gives us a report on his own twelve day hike in the Adirondack Mountains.

"Ethics and Etiquette" is a thought-provoking dialogue about everyday dilemmas. It's brought to you by author Marna Ashburn; Kelly Halligan Zimmerman, a wife, mother, and attorney; and retired Army officer, combat veteran, and father of four Mike Derrick.

Our podcast music is "Tunnel Vision" (used with permission).

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