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Now is time to help students learning English as a second language, experts say
February 25, 2021
As momentum builds to reopen schools, education experts say they're concerned about students who have fallen behind during the pandemic. They are worried that achievement gaps are widening — especially for English language learners, as shown in a recent Education Analytics study published by Policy Analysis for California Education.
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LA School Report
Learning loss in California: New analysis digs into how students—particularly English learners—are falling behind during the pandemic
February 23, 2021
Results from an Education Analytics study of Fall 2020 interim assessments in California revealed learning loss and widening equity gaps due to the pandemic, with more learning loss for English learners and students from low-income backgrounds.
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EdSource
New tools can help us better address student trauma
February 17, 2021
An op-ed from the Superintendent of the Santa Ana Unified School District, part of California's CORE Districts, describes their work to pilot Education Analytics' Rally Analytics Platform, which helps teachers and school leaders track and reflect on the well-being and academic effects of the pandemic on students.
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The74
Leaders in California and South Carolina find learning loss—especially in the early grades—but experts say data is still 'imperfect'
February 16, 2021
Results from an Education Analytics study of Fall 2020 interim assessments in two states revealed learning loss and widening equity gaps due to the pandemic. In California, EA found more learning loss for English learners and students from low-income backgrounds, and in South Carolina, EA found more learning loss for White and Hispanic students.
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The State
SC students experienced significant learning loss during pandemic, study finds
February 16, 2021
The greatest learning loss among South Carolina students was seen in fourth and fifth graders, both in English Language Arts and math, according to a study by Education Analytics.
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Los Angeles Times
Will California campuses reopen this school year? It depends on vaccinating teachers, infection rates
January 26, 2021
As concerns rise over learning losses caused by the pandemic, schools across California are facing the reality that they are unlikely to reopen until teachers are vaccinated against COVID-19 and infection rates decline. Education Analytics' recent study of learning loss in 18 California districts, published by Policy Analysis for California Education, underscores the negative impact the pandemic has had on student learning in the state.
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