Financing construction projects - Enough equity?

You would all be amazed at how many people can handle their phone quite well, but as soon as it comes to the computer, they become dummies. I work in IT and sometimes I have to explain to some how to turn on the PC. I don’t even want to start talking about the background of a [VPN access]. Best example: A colleague always plugged his headset into the same USB port. Then he seriously asked me (the port somehow didn’t respond and I advised him to try another one) whether it would even work at all. He thought the headset only worked in that one. I always have to make a conscious effort to remember that not everyone is tech-savvy.
To simply demand a Teams meeting on the fly from the teachers (no matter how motivated they are) is a bit much.

The main culprit, in my opinion, sits in the ministries of education. They needed to react quickly and promptly to the pandemic. Adjust curricula (The banana can also become acquainted with the condom in a year), prepare the teachers digitally (that could have been done during the summer holidays) and also equip the students (it doesn’t have to be necessarily the iPad, a ruggedized tablet/netbook also works). If the conditions are met, the teachers can unfold their potential.
We once had a really great music teacher who took on our pubescent emotional baggage, incredibly committed. We loved her. But she was a complete disaster when it came to technology. She couldn’t even send a simple text message. She wouldn’t have managed the last year at all.

The main culprit, for me, sits in the ministries of education. They have to react quickly and promptly to the pandemic.

And what do you dream about at night? There were no plans anywhere in the country that were even remotely reliable. In the summer, people preferred to consider how many people could fit into a football stadium rather than prepare for a second wave. And when it finally came, everything was managed only on a weekly basis. Still today, even though much was and is foreseeable.

And what do you dream about at night? There were no plans anywhere in the country that were even remotely reliable. In the summer, people preferred to think about how many people could fit into a football stadium rather than prepare for a second wave. And when it finally came, decisions were always made on a weekly basis. Until today, even though much was and is foreseeable.

Nothing else is stated up there?!

I am in favor of schools teaching more about things like finances, taxes, or general nutrition and their consequences! Many kids nowadays don’t even know where milk comes from or how to calculate a 25% discount at H&M after 10th grade!!! Reckless for me and the future!

If I were to tell you what they are learning now.. I really have no words..

I’ll hit her with the topic of nutrition and finances :D

To simply demand a team meeting thrown together on the spur of the moment by the teachers (no matter how motivated they are) is a bit much.

Certainly not on the spur of the moment. But from a civil servant in the higher service (or comparable employee) I can expect that he manages this after now a year. Yes, and if necessary also with his own PC.
With my granddaughter (now 2nd grade) worksheets have been distributed and checked at some point since the beginning of the pandemic. There was not a single video conference, nothing. What is so difficult about simply broadcasting the lessons held in emergency care or now in alternating classes 1:1 to the kids sitting at home?

Asking teachers to just whip up a Teams meeting on the spur of the moment (no matter how motivated they are) is a bit much.

Are you being ironic??? We live in 2021. If you can't do it, you get help. Every school should have 1-2 digital coordinators. We have them.

Otherwise, Google / YouTube, etc.!

I expect a little initiative from every employee. A civil servant who has studied and teaches our children problem-solving should be able to solve an IT problem. Organizing a Teams meeting is truly not rocket science.