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Key things that schools can do to fight learning loss, according to experts

Por: The Boston Globe Nation October 25, 2022

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Recent results on national and state exams show the severity of the pandemic’s toll on student academic achievement.Monday’s release of the National Assessment of Educational Progress, or NAEP, also known as the “Nation’s Report Card,” shows Massachusetts students lost a decade or more of academic progress.Related: Experts believe that students’ catching up will require years-long intensive interventions to help close those... + full article



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