Polka_Dot wrote: » I haven't tried it myself but apparently a small bit of washing up liquid rubbed into your glasses works. My main issue with the ones I've been wearing is that I can sit my glasses so that they don't fog up, but after a while they start really pinching my nose. Minor complaint really but definitely annoying. I wonder would a visor alone suffice for chalk and talk style teaching (which it seems we're being forced to do) and then putting on a mask for any closer contact. Might be more trouble than it's worth though.
pandoraj09 wrote: » Just back from Tesco. Wore one of those blue disposable masks. My main issue with them is my glasses steaming up. The optician said there's no way around it. The specsavers stuff someone recommended here didn't work. I can't wear contacts. The kids will be having great craic watching me trying to teach with a mask, a visor and steamed up glasses.....
djemba djemba wrote: » If a teacher doesn't fill in the return to work form three days before going back or doesn't do the covid training, is there any sanction?
mtoutlemonde wrote: » Don't do this ... it damages the protection on your glasses - anti glare etc. The tissue on the top over the nose works for me but I haven't had a mask on all day! If you move your glasses down your nose slightly helps as well. If you really want to make the students laugh, put a plaster on the top over the nose Here is an idea for the TYs to create a comfortable facemask for glasses wearers.
am_zarathustra wrote: » I bought anti-fog in specsavers last week and it's been absolutely unreal. Only need a tiny amount on the inside of my lens....I have very big glasses. Made wearing the mask so much better, the fog was really annoying and distracting.
Postgrad10 wrote: » There’s a spray in spec savers to help with the fogging. Need to get some myself. It’ll be hard enough if we can’t see out either !!
TheValeyard wrote: » I dunno, I might prefer that
Bananaleaf wrote: » Is anyone else still waiting to hear from their principal? I've still heard nothing :eek: Have emailed them twice now and just keep getting told they will be in touch. Is anyone else waiting to hear? Particularly interested to know if any ETB schools are yet to be contacted. Thanks
mirrorwall14 wrote: » This is the face mask style. I wear my hair mostly in a pony tail so this will work well for mehttps://www.reclaimedstitches.com/product/black-pink-drawstring-face-mask/
Moody_mona wrote: » How will the mic work with the mask? Will the headset be under the fabric?
deiseindublin wrote: » Josepha was peddling that survey yesterday, along with pics of social distanced students, you couldn't make it up.
mirrorwall14 wrote: » We’ve been emailed the guidance document, then the email for appointing the covid role and then the circular was forwarded on Friday. Nothing specific to our school yet but I have heard some of it by word of mouth
Icsics wrote: » Have u a link for the Guidance doc by any chance Mirrorwall? Are most secondary’s moving to student based classrooms? There’ll be carnage in our place!
maynooth_rules wrote: » Anyone else have to go in to clear out their room yet? Had to do it today,.not nice.
Millem wrote: » We were asked but I am heavily pregnant!! So just said I wouldn’t be able for it.
