Early results from this spring’s state test suggest Chicago students are still struggling – Chalkbeat Chicago

“The implication here is that without deep instructional interventions at the middle school level that have been very difficult to achieve under the best of conditions, the likelihood of learning recovery for kids now entering the middle school years is pretty low,” said Paul Zavitkovsky, an assessment specialist at the Center for Urban Education Leadership at the University of Illinois Chicago.
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Lion's Choice
3 years ago

So school lockdowns were a bad thing — who knew –oh yeah — EVERYONE!

ProzacPlease
3 years ago

The pandemic did not disrupt learning. Teacher unions, politicians and public health officials did that.

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