National Rating of Education -Mathematics, Reading, Science, and Continuous and A nationally represented of American students in writing-
release The evaluation of 2024, also known as the “national report card” on Wednesday. The result was dark.
Last year, the average reading score of 4th and 8th graders nationwide was 2 points lower than in 2022, and 5 points lower than the 2019 score.
According to the NAEP report card, which depends on the evaluation of hundreds of thousands of children, four of the fourth graders in 2024 are four out of the five selected percentile, the 10th, 25, 50, It has been lowered with 75 percentile. Until 2022 percentile score. For eighth grade students, they were 50 % on the 20th and 25th, compared to the score of 2022.
Only 38 % of the 8th grade students have shown “solid academic performance and ability for difficult themes.” The number was 67 %, considering the 8 -year students who scored at the basic reading level.
It is shown It has been the lowest share since the test started in 1992.
Chalk beat
It is attracting attention All children who took the exam last year were affected by pandemic in some of the education. The longest interruption In school education since formal education became standard.
National Education Union, one of the guilty people,
I was called Despite the exemption from the disease management prevention center, all schools are closed in the spring of 2020. The coalition President Becky Pringle is reportedly earned more than $ 500,000 while fighting to keep the school closed between September 2020 and August 2021.
BLAZE NEWS had previously reported that Randi Weyingarten, the boss of the American Federation, also contributed to leaving the classroom. I was called The first Trump administration's proposal to resume face -to -face learning with “reckless” and “cruel” in 2020. AFT has resisted the return to a school that has completely received $ 190 billion with COVID-19 rescue, but a union affiliate joined and staging participated. diseaseIn some cases it was illegal.
“This is a flock of dead birds with coal mine.”
It was clear that school closure would have a negative effect on children's generation at an early pandemic stage.
Toronto University announced a report in July 2021
admit “Available evidence indicates that the closing of the school-pandemic schools may have a permanent impact on educational results and expand the achievement gap.”
German researchers have decided
2021 research Psychology Frontier magazines have been adversely affected by school closure, especially among young and poor families, especially among young and poor families.
In addition to derailing young American scholars, the school was closed.
Mental illness,, suicide,, obesityand Reduction of immune system。
“The news is not good,” said Peggy Car, a commissioner at the National Educational Statistics Center. “Students have not returned to the level before the pandemic, and their leading scores continue to decrease, and low -performance students read at a low level.”
“This is clearly a reflection of educational bureaucracy that keeps focusing on awakening policies.”
The car suggested that the average decrease in reading comprehension ability is “not blamed by pandemic alone.”
Acknowledged “In this country, the achievement gap is spreading and it has worsened since the pandemic.”
“The joy of students for reading is decreasing. I know that teachers do not seek so much essay answer to questions.”
According to where it is conveyed He said when identifying other contribution factors, including absence. “Students are reading on the device. They are not reading the types of devices that you and I have been many years ago.”
Martin West, a vice -chairman of the NAEP Management Committee and a professor at Harvard University Graduate School of Education, tells Chingbeat: The types of educators are defined as important. ”
“It doesn't work for their future and our collective future,” said West.
“I don't know what these results are bad, but they are bad,” said Dan Gold Harbor, an educational researcher in the United States Research Institute.
I said Washington Post. “I don't think this is a canary of coal mine. This is a flock of dead birds in the coal mine.”
Representative Tim Walberg (R-Mich), Chair of the House of Representatives Education and the Labor Force Committee,
I said “If we fail a child, we will fail in the future of the country. Today's NAEP score will continue to reduce performance nationwide. This is clearly a student learning. It reflects educational bureaucracy that focuses on awakening policies.
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