Homework load keeps getting lighter as grades go higher
Forty-four percent of 13-year-olds (eighth grade) did no homework in 2022, writes Tom Loveless. The numbers are very similar for...
Homework load keeps getting lighter as grades go higher
4-day school weeks are spreading, but students learn less
Back to 'normal' isn't enough: The Covid generation is at risk
Students aren't bouncing back in math
More students are in 'big, big trouble' in reading, math, and they're not catching up
Cover-up in California: State botched remote learning, tried to silence critics
'We took care of our kids' -- but they lost a year in reading, math
Doing more of what wasn't working won't help kids catch up
Education's 'long Covid' -- students aren't catching up
U.S. kids spend lots of time in school, but much of it is wasted
Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Summer school is open, but will students who need it most show up?
How will kids catch up? Richmond struggles to add learning time
Less schooling, less learning
Chicago invests in small-group tutors, while LA shifts to classroom teachers
My students are 'broken kids I cannot fix'
'Covid kids' won't catch up by the end of 12th grade, unless . . .
Is your honor-roll student at grade level? Maybe not
Grades and grad rates rise, and that's not good news
Many students need tutoring, but few are getting it