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Could also be the consequences of schooling during a lockdown.
by ghodith 3y ago
Could also be the consequences of schooling during a lockdown.
- xattt 3y agoPeople continued to drive.
- infamouscow 3y ago[flagged]
- phendrenad2 3y agoPeople did continue to drive though. At least where I was. Please continue trying to rewrite history.
- toast0 3y agoA lot of people changed their driving habits significantly, and there was a period of significantly less driving. Many people commute much less than before. At some points, traffic was so much below the usual that several record breaking Cannonball runs were had that are unlikely to be broken unless there's a significant relaxation of speed limits nationwide.
- stringsandchars 3y ago> Could also be the consequences of schooling during a lockdown. Luckily we have the control-group of Sweden, that spent a large part of the pandemic proclaiming that not closing schools was going to have a fantastic positive effect on children's learning. The actual result: Sweden's PISA results declined much more steeply than countries who used distance-learning during the pandemic.
- DiogenesKynikos 3y agoFor yet another round, East Asian countries sit at the top of the PISA rankings. These are also the countries that had some of the strictest responses to CoVID worldwide. Those things don't necessarily have any relation, but clearly many countries with strict CoVID responses are still doing well in education.