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'WestCoast's' source failed to account for COVID's impact on student math results, which hit the

Author: TyroneIrish (23648 Posts - Joined: Oct 8, 2020)

Posted at 8:04 am on Feb 16, 2026

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higher Elementary grades in 2020 the most (those applying to college in 2024 and later) as the attached analysis shows.

Don't forget that vaccines didn't arrive until Dec. 2020 and not widely until the middle of 2021, thus leaving ALL teachers, parents and grandparents vulnerable to super-spreaders like schoolchildren...and anyone with kids knows this reality. btw, thanks for volunteering in one of those trials...it helped a lot of people.

Link: https://www.brookings.edu/articles/learning-curves-post-covid-learning-trajectories-differ-by-the-grade-a-student-was-in-when-the-pandemic-hit/

Replies to: "'WestCoast's' source failed to account for COVID's impact on student math results, which hit the"

the sobering reality of our education system. [NT] [LINK] - WestCoastIrishFan - 12:04pm 2/15/26 (13) [View All]
- There are many people that shouldn't go beyond high school, society shames people into going to - holybull101 - 2:31am 2/16/26
- Had your "X" source been more diligent, he would have found that the root cause was COVID, which - TyroneIrish - 5:29pm 2/15/26
  - that's an AI answer, this is happening in CA due to politics, they were supposed the UC Regents said - holybull101 - 2:34am 2/16/26
    - Even when I use AI, I research articles to verify accuracy...I notice you didn't provide anything to [LINK] - TyroneIrish - 3:48am 2/16/26
      - This completely destroys another of your pet narratives - MarkHarman - 5:03am 2/16/26
        'WestCoast's' source failed to account for COVID's impact on student math results, which hit the [LINK] - TyroneIrish - 8:04am 2/16/26
- In my opinion, a lot of these issues are as a result of piss poor parenting… - Domer From Hell - 5:06pm 2/15/26
  - #1 determinant of educational success: parental involvement - LanceManion - 8:43pm 2/15/26
  - Correct, but there have always been a lot bad parents, and the children of those parents performed - MAS - 6:54pm 2/15/26
    - it's a vicious cycle, the parents are bad, leading to worse children, that become even worse parents - holybull101 - 2:38am 2/16/26
- My home schooled son does very well in math. Can tell time correctly, write in cursive and can - TampaIrish - 1:37pm 2/15/26

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