Fighting Learning Loss

It has been extremely hard for parents to monitor the way our kids are learning and whether they are making the strides necessary for them to succeed with children, not just in their school community but in the broader region, and country, where they live. We live in a more global world so we need to be thinking in a more global fashion as far as achievement is concerned.

The disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in significant learning loss among school children. The abrupt shift to remote learning and the closure of schools have created challenges for students to effectively engage in their studies.

Many children have struggled with online learning platforms, lack of supervision, and limited access to resources. As a result, parents are deeply concerned about the impact of this learning loss on their children's academic progress and future opportunities.

We are concerned that the gaps in our children's education may have long-term consequences, hindering their ability to keep up with their peers and achieve their full potential.

So, we are actively seeking ways to support all of our children's learning at home and advocate for measures to address this issue, emphasizing the urgent need for educational recovery and support.