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> Or maybe ACT test scores have plummeted because these students have experienced 1-2 years of remote teaching, which might have been less effective than in-per
by stringsandchars 3y ago
> Or maybe ACT test scores have plummeted because these students have experienced 1-2 years of remote teaching, which might have been less effective than in-person school?
As I mentioned in another post, you can check this theory against the pandemic control-group that kept schools open:
https://www.thelocal.se/20231205/swedish-students-maths-and-reading-scores-plunge-in-pisa-world-rankings https://www.thelocal.se/20231205/swedish-students-maths-and-...
- roenxi 3y agoYou're drawing a very simple conclusion from quite a complex article though. Some of the things it is noting: * School closures during the Covid-19 pandemic were one factor behind the unprecedented decrease across the OECD. * The general decline also began before the pandemic. * Immigration was quite probably a factor. Even without getting in to the details.