Re:Covid learning loss has been a global disaster
by lelandfe on Monday July 11, 2022 @09:36AM
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I didn’t see anything in this that addresses the concerns around the delays in attaining literacy for young children.
It’s also important to note that the original article does touch on some of these points, but it explains that the situation is different, and different points are also made, eg:
> Schools in a quarter of countries still have no plans for catch-up, says unicef
> A quarter of poor countries are not keeping track of how many pupils have returned to school. Going after dropouts while there is still a chance to tempt them back is urgent. “It could be hopeless in six months”
It’s also important to note that the original article does touch on some of these points, but it explains that the situation is different, and different points are also made, eg:
> Schools in a quarter of countries still have no plans for catch-up, says unicef
> A quarter of poor countries are not keeping track of how many pupils have returned to school. Going after dropouts while there is still a chance to tempt them back is urgent. “It could be hopeless in six months”