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Students struggle to catch up from learning loss as classrooms reopen

   October 26, 2021  26 Comments on Students struggle to catch up from learning loss as classrooms reopen

ABC News’ WIll Carr reports on students playing catch-up in school, who has been most impacted by remote learning and how one school district is trying to bring students back to classrooms.

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26 thoughts on “Students struggle to catch up from learning loss as classrooms reopen”

  2. Yeah I'm sure sitting in glass boxes with moronic mask on is really helping them learn and not distracting them. As a person who struggled with paying attention in class you are setting kids up to fail.

  3. Stop allowing kids too suffer end this bs masking and testing for cold and flu. Kids are NOT AT HIGH RISK PERIOD!! Wake up this is damaging our kids and will last lifetimes

  5. No
    Vaxx for children, hug and love children, give them healthy food,
    sunlight and laughs. Give them fresh air, let their natural immune
    system work, keep them chemical free. PROTECT THE CHILDREN……….

  9. "Students struggle to catch up from (COVID) learning loss…" thereby motivating us, the people of America, to redouble our efforts to rapidly find out at any given moment, including even while On-Line, who among us are unwittingly contagious (i.e. pre-symptomatic or asymptomatic) in order to #ConvinceItForward for them to call their doctor and to self-quarantine per CDC guidelines in hopes of stopping this pandemic instead of having more #MourningInAmerica. Thus, we're hoping for the best while preparing for the worse-case scenario of the Alpha lineage mutations and others like the Gamma, Beta, Epsilon, Iota, Lambda, Mu & Delta lineage mutations combining to form hybrids that render current COVID vaccines no longer effective.

  11. maybe we should have paid their parents to stay home so they had time to help them learn. We must stop forced labor. Let the planet rest. Land lords are a public health hazard

  12. Highly qualified educators BAHAHAHAAA WHAT JOKE! Most teachers my kids have had treaded my kids like 💩!!!! My kids are so safe and happy at home and I teach them THE TRUTH about the world we’re in!!!!

  13. Catching up for the span of time of inefficiency is to sum up the length of time of efficiency spent with the materials, equipment designed for each development approach on each child, be it locomotive, neural, behavioral concerns, snug fit for the educational program based on areas of development/to be developed. SMEs…. Respectively.

  15. I hope that kid goes back to school. He probably doesn’t have a lot of support from his family but he is going to regret dropping out later in life 🙁

  18. Why do the kids get shut out of school when covid isn’t even a threat to them? The elderly baby boomers first buried the kids in toxic debt and now they crap on their chances of succeeding and paying off that debt. Fair would have been, ok boomers, you were the first generation in US history to run up trillions of dollars of debt you’ll never pay. Now, there’s a disease that adversely effects your age bracket. Take this hit for the team. As a group, you’ve taken enough. The answer to Americans problems can’t always be at the expense of its future.

  20. Omg seriously see this what I say… you can't rely on ONLY the school system to teach your kids!! Teachers are there to help not to be the ONLY grown ups helping/teaching your kids. Remote learning for my kids I made sure I treated it like they were in the class. Bought their grade level books & added homework from them if they didn't get any to make sure they learned more & helped with introducing new stuff. Then later they could game & gave fun only if they did their work. Gave them something to work towards. You can't blame remote learning for every kid lefted behind. Most parents didn't help them either.

  21. THIS IS A GIFT if we have any sense at all,,,,for years people like the Gates have actively campaigned for computers in all the classrooms, and online classes, This was a huge FAIL during this pandemic, they had oodles of time and this should have gone very well, but probably nothing will change.

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