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Students across most grades and subject areas made learning gains in 2020-21, but at a lower rate compared to pre-pandemic trends, according to new NWEA research.
The COVID-driven shift online, and subsequent learning losses in math, exposed some of the critical flaws in how the subject has traditionally been taught, researchers say.
Fisher, Davidson, Bellow and Schrock will bring their elite edtech knowledge and banter in person in Orlando in January 2022
The North America Scholastic Esports Federation will also give program support to IESF members.
NASEF and Tallo are combining forces to help students and young professionals build profiles and showcase their STEM skills to colleges and employers.
While the Next Generation Science Standards ask teachers to take a new approach to instruction, they also empower teachers and students to be scientists together.
Introducing pre-K children to words and concepts such as more, most, same, similar, different, few and less is key to developing foundational math skills.
The HSEL and Middle School Esports League are teaming up with education leader NASEF to bring more fun and more opportunities to students.
Students in Moises Vargas' pre-K class in Harlingen Consolidated ISD display math skills they might not have developed until later in elementary school.
Many school districts have put out little information about 2021 summer learning and enrichment plans. Moreover, many of the plans released are missing high-leverage strategies like tutoring, assessment data, and clear communication plans.
The achievement impact of COVID is shrinking in many grades, though students remain farther behind in math, according to Star assessments of 3.8 million students.
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