A Third of Parents Still Concerned About Pandemic Learning Loss

A report found that one-third of parents are concerned about the COVID-19 shutdown's long-term impact on their child's education, ...

Pandemic learning loss report: 1 in 3 parents concerned about ...

Nearly one in three (32 percent) parents believe their child has been impacted by pandemic learning loss. More than half think students should get additional ...

Two-thirds of parents are worried about post-pandemic learning

As young children start school and older kids transition to new educational stages, parents are grappling with concerns about their children's ...

New Survey Finds Two-Thirds of Parents Concerned About Their ...

Parents attribute their child's academic and emotional setbacks to the pandemic. Half of parents said they believe their child was set back by ...

Most parents concerned their child isn't reaching their full potential

“Survey results found that 72% of parents believe learning loss is fixable. This ongoing impact is a call to action for schools and communities ...

New Survey Finds Two-Thirds of Parents Concerned About Their ...

"Survey results found that 72% of parents believe learning loss is fixable. This ongoing impact is a call to action for schools and communities ...

'Pandemic learning loss' in kids noted by over 30% of parents: report

Although test scores recently showed “modest gains” after the COVID-19 pandemic, a new report has revealed that parents are still observing ...

The reality of COVID-19 learning loss

Earlier in the pandemic, approximately 30–40% of respondents reported concern about their students' academics. Recent data from the UAS found ...

Two-thirds of parents voice concern about K–12 students' learning ...

Two-thirds of respondents (67%), whether students or parents, say they are concerned about the quality of K–12 learning during the pandemic, ...

Pandemic Learning Loss and COVID-19: Education Impacts

The failure of the United States to prepare our kids to learn is setting up millions of young people to struggle through adulthood.

Parents are not fully aware of, or concerned about, their children's ...

If children are not in school, they are not building the skills and knowledge necessary to keep up with their learning standards. And 30% of ...

Wasted generation? Majority of parents believe pandemic ruined ...

More than four years later, 53% believe that their child is still academically behind and 91% of those parents worry they will stay behind for ...

Children lost about 35% of a normal school year's worth of learning ...

Among those who say the pandemic had a negative effect on their children's education, 44% said that was still the case, while 56% said the ...

How far has COVID set back students? - Harvard Gazette

In this episode of the “Harvard Thinking” podcast, experts explain why pandemic learning losses run deeper than many parents realize.

The pandemic's impact still worries K12 parents. Here's why

Furthermore, 32% of parents report their child is suffering from pandemic-related learning loss. To no surprise, math, reading and English ...

Students Lost One-Third of a School Year to Pandemic, Study Finds

Learning delays and regressions were most severe in developing countries and among children from low-income backgrounds. And students still ...

It's not just test scores: Kids are losing developmental skills

Regarding academics, elementary and middle school students have been recovering some learning loss from the pandemic, but still have a long way ...

The scary truth about how far behind American kids have fallen - Vox

Some may have missed “foundational pieces” of reading and math in 2020 and 2021, Lewis said. Learning loss can be like a “compounding debt,” she ...

Most K-12 parents say COVID's first year took educational toll on kids

Among parents who say the pandemic had a negative effect on their children's education, more than four-in-ten (44%) say this is still the case ...

COVID-19 and education: The lingering effects of unfinished learning

Parents whose children have fallen significantly behind academically are one-third more likely to say that they are very or extremely concerned ...