In kindergarten, students tested in 2023 were about 2 percentage points less likely to begin school at grade level in both math and reading, compared with 2019
2%....
Which is probably because they missed out on Pre-K and just highlights how our education system isnt enough anymore. If there's a real benefit to Pre-K (there is) then let's stop making it something that costs a bunch of money and is hard to get into.
Let's just make it part of the public school system
Before we blame the pandemic, are there any studies showing whether parents have been reading to their kids these past few years, or has the iPad taken over as the parent?
You have to have time to nurture them, as well. I imagine a lot of parents simply don't have the time/energy because of needing to work so much to take care of their families.
Before COVID the US was dropping in worldwide math, science, and writing rankings. I would be willing to bed $1 that this will just hasten our decline.
I would honestly like to see a reference to whatever study you're quoting. Because all the data I've looked at clearly shows the US getting hit harder by COVID than anywhere else.
Over 100 million cases of it have been documented here, with over 1.1 million deaths. This also places us at the second highest of per capita deaths in the world under one country: Peru.
Our COVID death rate accounts for 1/6 of the total world deaths from COVID.
No one cares about people in America. Just work shitty jobs for asshole legitimate psychopaths and shut the fuck up like a good American. The American Dream isn't for us, it's for them and them alone. You're either a slave to them or you fuck up innocent lives to "gEt MiNe" exactly as they do. That makes you just as much the enemy as them.