This summer, students will have at least two new ed-tech services to offset summer learning loss, free of charge
Research suggests that students lose two to three months of grade-level equivalency in math skills over the summer, which affects their readiness for the new school year—and this problem is more pronounced for students from low-income families.
This summer, students will have at least two new ed-tech services to offset summer learning loss—and both will be offered to students at no cost.
AASA, the nation’s largest association for school superintendents, has partnered with TenMarks (an Amazon company) to reverse summer learning loss through an initiative called the TenMarks Summer Math Program.…Read More