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COVID-19, Students

Phase-4 ..... Students, preparations to return to School, Campus and Community Activities
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About this Course:

This course is an exclusive feature of University of America.org

 

Extended Class Description:

COVID-19; Students

Employees, Employers, Friends, Family, and Students

COVID-19, are Students Safe at School?

What's your Opinion..?  Enroll NOW!
 
 

Phase-4

Preparing Students to Return to School

 
Community Sensitivity and Awareness Training

Any plan to Re-Opening the U.S. Economy should include mandatory employee education and training implemented in the following 4-Phases.  The education and training relieves and addresses the pressure from the protester's and public’s demand to immediately Re-Open the Economy, and promotes individual understanding of the time-sensitive process.

Phase-1, Employers and Small Businesses

Phase-2, Employees, and Workforce

Phase-3, Community

Phase-4, Students

 

 COVID-19; Coronavirus101

Population Impact:  After the Coronavirus Pandemic the Mental Health, Physical Well-being, and Economic Recovery for everyone on the planet will be different.   In a large country like the U.S.A., the business closures and virus’s impact on the ethnically diverse populations will present economic challenges that are distinctive and requires strategic planning for Governments, Businesses, Organizations, and Individuals.

Student FACTS:

School and Campus environments are not safe.  No school campus should open until there is a Cure or Treatment for Coronavirus.

 

K-thru-12:

Campus facilities are currently CLOSED.  Parents who are planning to work must find childcare arrangements that do not include the school campus.  Home Schooling or Online Learning is the most practical Safe Zone for your child's education.

Colleges & Universities:

Campus facilities are currently CLOSED.  Most college and university students are 18 years and older.  As adults, the training for the Employee and Workforce Preparation is highly advised.

Specialty & Certificate Training Program:

Campus facilities are currently CLOSED.  Some Nursing and First Responder Programs are considered essential services and have limited operations.  Contact the school directly for current program information.

Military:

Contact your Recruiting Officers for current and up-to-date information.

 

 Invisible Threat:

Students are not Protected:  Gloves, Protective Masks, and Social Distancing protects as a buffer but not as a solution to the invisible Coronavirus. 

 

The School Campus and Community environments are not safe for Students.   America's students should not return to school until there is a; "Cure or Treatment for the Infected Person".

 

What you will Study:

Student Safety, Campus Safety, and Community Safety

Students are our kids, children, teens, and young adults.  Students represent the most precious people on earth and tomorrow’s future.  Student life on campus has historically been infectious, when one kid gets sick they all get sick.  The health and well-being of each child is important and parents should enroll in this class to offer ideas and suggestions on learning, childcare for those who have to work, diet, exercise, entertainment, and back-to-school ideas.

 

If a School Campus should Open: 

 

Students and Parents; returning to the School/Campus should receive the following Education and Training:

  • COVID-19 Social Distancing for Students
  • COVID-19 Travel and Transportation to School and Child Care
  • COVID-19 School Grounds Safety (Material Handling and Safety Gear)
  • COVID-19 Food and Meal Safety (Preparation, Delivery, Serving and Package Handling)
  • COVID-19 Student Sensitivity & Awareness (Diversity and Inclusion)
  • COVID-19 Student Sick Leave Policy

Education and Training for Parents:

Mandatory Training as outlined by the UNIVERSITY.edu of the above will reach homes and the protesters who are exhausted and impacted by the current Stay-at-Home Orders

The education and training will allow the class participants to actively be involved in creating and providing a vehicle and means beyond social media for personal and community feedback on ideas to help Re-Open America. 

 

Statement of the Plan to Re-Open America:

Subject to change based on daily events.

All businesses and employees working in the food and healthcare-related industries should return to work first.   Employees in the government sectors should return to work, followed by employees in the Constructions Trades.  Shortly thereafter other Small Businesses, Restaurants, Health and Beauty, Religious Groups and Non-Profits should re-open and return to work.  As a final point before opening the community, parks, playgrounds, and public transportation to our most prized people our “STUDENTS” should return to school campuses and the community when all is “CLEAR, or there is a Cure or Treatment for Coronavirus”.

 

The Student Safe-Zone:

The essential key to the plan is Stay-at-Home where you have creative control of your personal and family Safe-Zone.   Until there is a Cure or Treatment for Coronavirus public places and businesses within your community are not safe.

 

 

Victimization:  After COVID-19 the fall-out can lead to disproportionate degrees of victimization and your participation in this class may lead you to the help you need to "RECOVER".

 

 * WARNING!  Extreme Sensitivity and Awareness Training ahead, ENROLL TODAY…!

This class presents information about ethnic groups that some may find offensive.  You will be asked to watch videos and view images that may trigger anger, sadness, frustration and other hostel or violent emotions. Your thoughts, opinions, and ideas may present solutions to help the government to provide quality services to our family, friends, coworkers, businesses and community neighbors. 

 

We positively encourage you to enroll in this course.  Your friends, family, co-workers, and community are all impacted by the subject matter.  This class gives you a platform to study the issues, and respond to current events with the virtual goal of dynamically creating problem-solving solutions.

 
Tell-A-Friend, all are welcome!
 

Meet your Instructors;

Social Media Manager
George Marshal
Social Media Manager
Academic Manager
Mr. Donald
Instructional Manager
       
guest
Guest Instructors
To be Announced
Professor-X
Professor-X
Industry Professional
       
University of America
University of America
Institution Team Class
Celebrity
*Celebrity
To be Announced
       
Community
Community - Group
Local Organization
To be Announced
Government Seal
Government
Agency Endorsement
To be Announced
 
Notice(s):  Please visit our FAQ's page for more information about your Instructors for this class.
 
Subject Matter Interest:  Enrollment for UNIVERSITY.edu classes and courses are driven by Subject Matter Interest.  To avoid conflicts of interest with Individual Personal Public Profiles, Ivy League Schools and Local Colleges the names of certain Instructors may, or will not be publicly published. 
 
 *Barack Obama is currently our most requested Celebrity Instructor.
 
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Class Requirements?

Any adult, college student or non-college student 18 years or older may complete the free and simple pre-registration process for this class without obligation.  However, official Government ID Verification will be required before any Certificates of Completion are issued…

This class does not require heavy or obscure memorization, complex math, or tons of classwork, however a commitment to ‘Researching Current Events’ and some ‘Social Networking’ is required. This class is complete-able in 4 to 6 weeks or less and requires a commitment of 2 to 4 hours per week. To complete this class students must satisfactorily complete and document all assigned course work, such as:

  • Respond to all Surveys and Polls.
  • Complete Recruitment Assignments.
  • Actively engage-in course Social Media Discussions.
  • Participate in all course-related Educational Games.
  • Watch subject matter Videos and complete Assignments.
  • Actively engage-in and verify activity for "Education Tuesdays".
  • Score 80% or higher on all Topic Assessment Exams, if given.
  • And/or complete short Practical Writing Assignments.

Device Requirements = Smart Phone, Desktop, Laptop, Chromebook, or Tablet with an Internet connection capable of streaming YouTube videos.

 
Who should take this Class?
Anyone interested in, or personally impacted by the Subject Matter.  (See FAQ’s for more information.)
 
Is this class Accredited and Transferable?
YES..!  (See FAQ’s for more information.)
 
Do I have to PAY anything?
NO..!  This is a “FREE”, Community Service Education Class available to all.  (See FAQ’s for more information.)
 
When do Fees & Costs Apply?
Fees, and Costs Apply to administrative requests for documentation such as Certificates, Transcripts, etc., and programs that have costs to develop.   Employers frequently pay or may refund you for Class Certificates.  (See FAQ’s for more information.)
 
 

Is there a Certificate of Completion available, and how long do they last?

YES..!   Every Citizen in the U.S.A should have at least one UNIVERSITY.edu Certificate of Completion.

 

Most Certificates are good for 3 years before the class should be repeated or an updated course is offered.   We do encourage our Guest or Celebrity Instructors to personally sign non-standard Certificates (added costs and limitations apply).

 

Earn a Verified Certificate of Completion,

the standard cost is $49.

 

Take the;

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Click the BUY NOW BUTTON above for the 2 for 1 Certificate Challenge.  Useable for any UNIVERSITY.edu class.   The first 500 Verified Certificate Challenge Buyers will be entitled to;

  • 2 for 1 Verified Certificates for Life (one per person), 
  • future exclusive discount offers,
  • and priority Community Venture Opportunities.

 

Enrollment is FREE..!

See our Frequently Asked Questions page FAQ’s for more detailed information.

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  •  Length:  6 weeks
  •  Effort:  2 to 4 hours per week
  •  Price:  FREE
    Virtual Community Service Course
  • Earn a:  Certificate of Completion $49
  •  Institution:  UNIVERSITY.edu
  • Training:  Workforce Development
  •  Subject:  Humanities & Behavioral Studies
  •  Level:  Introductory
  •  Language:  English
  •  Video Transcripts:  English
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*WARNING! - Sensitivity and Awareness Training

Today’s events or headlines may be tomorrow's "Lesson or Subject for Discussion"…

This class covers sensitive topics and requires critical thinking that may impact your personal growth and development. You should not take this class if you; intend to be dishonest, deceptive, or closed-minded about your personal feelings or opinions. Every participant in the class will have an open opportunity to express their genuine thoughts, outlook, and views in how they see the topics being discussed. Your opinion counts and your voice matters. The use of profanity or personal statements that may threaten any person, place, or thing is strictly prohibited. Please expect differences in opinions that may not agree with what you have learned or believe to be true.

The UNIVERSITY.edu staff, and or the instructors reserve the right to remove any student without cause or notice.  All students are advised to take and complete the University.edu Sensitivity Training Class before this class.

 

Notice and Liability Disclaimer:   The social interactions and information presented in all University.edu classes or courses is for educational studies and is not intended to be a substitute for legal, medical or professional advice.  All participants are personally liable for their own conduct or behavior online and within the community.