The COVID-19 slide research brief and technical appendix on summer learning loss and school closures¶
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A NWEA research brief with accompanying technical appendix and working paper, listed as associated research for the webinar. The brief is titled "The COVID-19 slide: What summer learning loss can tell us about the potential impact of school closures on student academic achievement," and a companion working paper is titled "Projecting the potential impacts of COVID-19 school closures on academic achievement." Together these products translate seasonal-learning research into projections of closure impacts.
Design Implications¶
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Requirements¶
- Relies on MAP Growth seasonal learning research on summer loss
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Target Learners¶
- K-12 students affected by COVID-19 school closures
Target Learning Goals¶
- Projecting potential academic achievement impacts of school closures
Related Elements¶
- NWEA research brief 'The COVID-19 slide' with associated working paper, presentation, and technical appendix
- NWEA COVID-19 learning-loss research series on seasonal learning patterns and equity
- COVID-19 closures & learning loss webinar (NWEA Research, April 2020)
- Analysis of typical summer learning patterns of five million students as a basis for COVID-19 loss projections
- NWEA seminar presentation projecting COVID-19 learning loss and 2020-21 test score effects
- Associated white paper: Evaluating the relationships between poverty and school performance
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Key Sources¶
- Beth Tarasawa, Megan Kuhfeld. (2020). COVID-19 closures & learning loss. NWEA Research presentation. https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/covid-19-closures-learning-loss/
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The COVID-19 slide research brief and technical appendix on summer learning loss and school closures |
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A NWEA research brief with accompanying technical appendix and working paper, listed as associated research for the webinar. |
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