American Children’s Reading Skills Reach New Lows
The percentage of eighth graders who have “below basic” reading skills according to NAEP was the largest it has been in the exam’s three-decade history — 33 percent. The percentage of fourth graders at “below basic” was the largest in 20 years, at 40 percent. There was progress in math, but not enough to offset the losses of the pandemic.
A study showed that elementary and middle school students aren't making sufficient progress to recover the learning losses ...
Reading and math scores on the nation’s report card show that students haven’t rebounded from the pandemic—and in some cases, achievement is still declining.
Maine's reading and math proficiency for 4th graders has fallen roughly 10 percentage points since 2019 and are some of the ...
Despite efforts to rebound from pandemic-era learning losses, Virginia students are still struggling to make meaningful gains ...
Schools have tried a combination of moves—including in- and after-school tutoring , an emphasis on social-emotional ...
SAN JOSE, Calif. — California students continue to trail their peers across the country in two key subjects on the newly ...
Despite some improvements — notably in fourth-grade math — the national results were pockmarked by widening gaps in student ...
Despite slight progress in mathematics, students have not yet seen enough academic gains to recover the learning lost during ...
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Illinois, Iowa eighth grade reading scores among highest in US on report cardThe nation’s report card showed that the nation’s schools have failed to recover from learning losses during the pandemic.
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