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>> odonnell: schools are back in session but some student still dealing with the cones consequences of the pandemic. meg oliver reports on what is called a covid achievement gap. >> reporter: this summer tahlynn carlisle has been seeing a tutor three days a week. did you feel you were behind the other students? like students across the country, tahlynn struggled with all-remote learning during the pandemic. when your students returned in person, how significant was the learning loss? >> there wa...

I dont think its all of it but i think one major issue here is the overhang from the pandemic. remember schools were closed in most places for a long time. and i think that was a mistake. its been proven to have been a mistake and it put teachers under a lot of pressure to teach via screens at home i have kids that did it and i mean it didnt work. weve had massive learning loss and lots of pressure being put on these teachers to do something they werent initially trained to do and it was probabl...

>> im sure for some people it has. i think the old stressors are still there. workload, classroom responsibilities, pay, feeling like they dont get enough support from leadership. those things have been present for a long time. these are obviously new stressors for this profession. just for all professions nationwide, we have a reduction right now in the united states in the overall labor participation rate. im sure the teaching profession is not immune from that. i think its probably part of it...

Experienced it. but they feel it in the air because its on the internet and theyve heard stories about this, and it causes anxiety. >> yeah, well, of course a lot of videos have been posted -- i know one of the panelists referenced tiktok. theyve got quite famous posting videos of people from schools. so, you get influenced by seeing that. it may not be happening in your own backyard, but you think potentially its happening in a lot of of different places. ive got four kids. three are in school....

WPC Communications Director David Boze urges readers to check out the latest study on learning loss due to COVID-related school closures by WPC's Liv Finne.

Pocket for supplies that should be provided by districts. with the american rescue plan dollars, that shouldnt be an issue. we should make sure our classrooms are fully funded, our students are getting the support they need. while i understand the question is about the tax credit, lets take a step back and say lets make sure our schools have the resources they need so teachers are not dipping into their own pockets, to make sure the kids get what they need. >> this 1-2 punch of learning loss dur...

The world suffered a massive learning loss in school children due to the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown. The Azim Premji Foundation conducted a field study to see what is working in the process of learning recovery.

INDIANAPOLIS—Every year, third graders in Indiana take the Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination test, and results from the 2021-2022 school year show an improvement following last year—but suggest there is

SNHU is developing lower-level courses to bridge the learning gap.

Southern New Hampshire University has 650 students ready to hit campus for the first time in the coming weeks, but college officials said many are unprepared in...