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I wonder how it affected you and how important for us to find out the origins because the energy department, the fbi said it is a lab leak and the others are disagreeing with them but we dont want to go back to where we were back then and have these situations. so, how important is it to know where the origin is? >> i think it is important because we really need to know the impact on children is disproportionate and the fact covid, i could go to the gym and my son at school, he stayed on zoom no...

Remember about that time? >> it was extremely challenging because we would spend four or five hours every day to stare at a screen and not learn what we need to learn. hopefully, we will never have to go through this again because we should not be locked, the children should not be locked up in our homes not being able to go to school like we normally did. our entire normalcy, stability was erased. hopefully the state test scores will be brought back in middle of high schools because it is an ob...

Proficient in math. school districts in other major metros are seeing declines post pandemic as well. in denver, only 28% of fourth gragraders were proficient in mh which is better than d.c., new york, l.a., philadelphia, or detroit, which had just 3% of its students at grade level according to the national assessment of educational progress annual report card. >> i think most people dont realize just how much ground students have lost and not -- dont realize what its going to take to help kids ...

Amplify researchers say they’re optimistic about the outcome and suspect “things could’ve gotten worse” without efforts to curb learning loss

Where they should be. >> if schools dont get things turned around in the next year or two around learning loss becomes permanent. harvards research indicates it could end up costing kids close a trillion dollars in lost wages over the course of their life times, bret? >> bret: garrett tenney in chicago. thank you. up next commerce secretary g gia raimondo back in the lead in the semichip manufacturer. ♪izon sofi. get your money right. sometimes youre so busy taking care of everyone else

Drop from 2019. in baltimore and detroit, the already low number of students who tested proficient prepandemic got cut in half last year to 7% to 3%. reading, a lot of drops are to blame on the pandemic, impacts from remote learning. the federal government gave schools $190 billion, part of which was to help students catch up on lost learning, but thomas kane, an education researcher at harvard says that learning loss could be permanent. >> what nobody is doing is asking, okay, is there any reas...

Cross-country updates on how states & schools are confronting challenges posed by COVID-19 and its variants — and working to preserve student progress

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People before he leaves to go overseas later this holiday weekend. when the american people deserve answers from our president about exactly why he treated these balloons as he did, why he took the actions he did. especially why he allowed the first one, which is clearly a chinese spy balloon, to float on its merry way across america when we had it in our sights and could have downed it off the aleutian islands. >> dana: another issue has been covid. the world health organization quietly shelved...

Superintendent Jeanice Swift disputes value of the term “learning loss,” admits COVID affected “trajectory of growth”