What strategy is most effective for combating summer learning loss?
by Edutopia
In a Facebook poll of 54 respondents, 87% chose “Hands-on, engaging summer programs, such as camps, book clubs, or other activities that keep kids brains active, even if they don’t specifically include academic content.”. How we count
Hands-on, engaging summer programs, such as camps, book clubs, or other activities that keep kids brains active, even if they don’t specifically include academic content.
87%47
I think it’s important to keep summers open for students because the alternative experiences children have over the summer inform and enrich their academic education.
9.3%5
Summer classes focused on core subjects, such as remedial math or English, that include plenty of individualized instruction and one-on-one tutoring.
3.7%2
I don’t see significant evidence of summer learning loss in my students.
0%0
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