Learning Loss
Education news, analysis, and opinion about reversals in academic progress, including through the summer slide
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In this discussion, we will discuss the impacts of learning loss during the pandemic, the inequities that have emerged during this time, ...
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This panel presents an overview of three of the “big bets” being promoted by the Campaign for Grade Level Reading to the local funders, c...
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Fifteen months since the pandemic tested and tested again our school systems, we now face the biggest test of all: Where to next? Is it enough to rush back to the “old normal” without benefiting
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In this session, the EdWeek Research Center, in partnership with Kelly Education, reports on how school districts across the country plan...
Student Achievement
Tens of Thousands of Students May Have to Repeat a Grade. Should They?
The prospect of a spike in retentions flies in the face of a broad-based consensus that moving students ahead is usually more effective.
Student Achievement
Quiz
How Much Do You Know About Learning Loss?
Quiz Yourself: How much do you know about student learning loss?
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Find out how INVALSI worked with TAO to develop a plan of action that can serve as a model for other education leaders grappling with the...
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As the access and equity divide in reading continues to grow, it is critical that we provide students with an antidote for online learning burnout. Our current circumstances have had an impact on students’ learning
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The data tracking learning loss among the nation’s schoolchildren confirms that things are bad and getting worse. The data also tells another story — one with serious implications for the hoped for learning recovery initiatives
School Climate & Safety
Opinion
5 Things to Expect When Schools Return to In-Person Learning
Many schools are just coming back to in-person learning. There are five issues all school communities should anticipate when that happens.
Student Achievement
'Learning Loss, in General, Is a Misnomer': Study Shows Kids Made Progress During COVID-19
Even though the pandemic has interrupted learning, students are still gaining ground in reading and math this year.
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Read this white paper that includes the latest research on COVID learning loss.
Federal
Senators Press Deputy Education Secretary Nominee on School Closures, Lost Learning Time
If confirmed, San Diego Unified Superintendent Cindy Marten would be the Education Department's number two as it urges in-person learning.
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With the variety of student experiences from the past year, how do educators address the unfinished learning taking place? This webinar will identify potential gaps in learning opportunities within K-12 English Language Arts (ELA) and