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Covid Learning Losses – The New York Times

Last updated: February 12, 2025 10:03 pm
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The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the education system has been far-reaching, with a recent report revealing the extent of learning loss among schoolchildren in various states. According to a group of academic researchers from Dartmouth, Harvard, and Stanford, students in Massachusetts, Ohio, and Pennsylvania are still lagging behind pre-pandemic reading levels by about half a year. In Florida and Michigan, the gap is even wider, at three-quarters of a year, while in Maine, Oregon, and Vermont, students are almost a full year behind.

The report, released this morning, paints a sobering picture of the slow recovery in almost every state. School closures during the pandemic have had a lasting impact, with many districts struggling to make up for lost time. One of the key factors contributing to this learning loss is the persistent rise in school absences, which continues to affect students long after Covid restrictions have eased.

The researchers highlight four key points from the report, emphasizing the need for urgent action to address the learning deficit. They point out that while some states have managed to make significant progress in closing the gap, the overall outlook remains concerning. Disparities in learning outcomes are evident across states, with students in Democratic-leaning areas experiencing greater losses compared to their Republican-leaning counterparts.

Furthermore, the report underscores the widening inequality in education, with lower-income students and students from minority backgrounds bearing the brunt of the pandemic’s impact. Efforts to reduce absenteeism and provide targeted support to disadvantaged students are crucial in addressing these disparities.

To facilitate the recovery process, the researchers recommend increased investment in after-school tutoring, summer school programs, and other interventions supported by federal aid. They also stress the importance of transparency in communicating with parents about the extent of learning loss, urging schools to be forthright in their assessments.

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Overall, the report serves as a wake-up call for policymakers, educators, and parents to redouble their efforts in supporting students as they navigate the challenges brought about by the pandemic. By implementing targeted strategies and addressing the root causes of learning loss, schools can help students regain lost ground and move towards a brighter future.

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