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I disagree with the premise of your Oct. 21, 2021, editorial, “Schools protect students but it is unclear how learning loss will be addressed.”

State lawmakers approved $150 million for the Student Learning Recovery Grant Program earlier this year, with the goal to fund out-of-school programs helping students make up for lost learning time during the pandemic the 2021-22 school year is the third one disrupted by COVID-19.

This is a sign education is resonating and mcauliffe is on the defensive. >> bill: its so curious to it understand how covid and zoom classes brought the school into the home. so much of this is observed whoa parents. they got involved. >> absolutely.by parents. they got involved. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. the issues of curriculum all of the sudden parents got involved with and found this objectionable. that was evident during zoom. many schools were horrid at distance learning. kids with ov...

There are strong concerns that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a large degree of learning loss in Guam students, whether they are in public or private schools.

A new resource for Colorado parents could help them stay engaged and support learning at home as students return to more normal school routines.

>> with the covid, i cannot learn nothing because of my house, theres nobody to help me. >> an estimated 5 million k-12 students are enrolled as english learners across the country. recent research found these students among those most impacted by the pandemic with lower scores and more likely to receive failing grades. >> i have like almost all less. >> what about your grades? >> its bad. i have f, d. >> at the beginning, i have only f, f, f. >> its been a tough learning loss for this californi...

During the pandemic. >> it was with covid, i cant learn nothing because at my house, there is nobody to help me. >> reporter: an estimated 5 million k through 12 students are enrolled as english learners across the country. and recent research found these students among those most impacted by the pandemic with lower scores and more likely to receive failing grades. >> i have like almost all fs. >> what about your grades? >> it was bad. f, cs. >> at the beginning, i have only f. >> reporter: it h...

Is Texas Failing to Address COVID-19 Learning Loss? | RealClearPolitics

Behind. some three grade levels ahead. the pandemic made things worse. a lot of learning loss. a lot of unfinished learning for some kids who could be more than three grade levels behind. teachers always taught to the 23 percent tile. you have 22% kids who are still lost. its hard. this is where weve preached use online tools. this is what our academy is built for. every student can learn at their own pace. master concepts an teacher can see in real-time where they are and do interventions. this...

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — Its going to take time to make up for learning opportunities that have been lost in the last 2-1/2 school years, education officials acknowledged.