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Episode Three: Should We Worry About Pandemic Learning Loss?
Does it hurt children to measure pandemic learning loss? Are we going to stigmatize an entire generation of kids? And WHAT do we do as parents about standardized tests and this upcoming school year?
In this episode of To The Core, we get to the core of these questions with Dr. Jemelleh Nurse Coes, the 2014 Georgia Teacher of the Year and the Director of Teacher Leadership Programs at Mount Holyoke College. We'll tackle this issue in a way that helps give us some much-needed peace of mind as parents and caregivers. The best advice you'll receive from Dr. Coes? As parents, just focus on making your child feel invincible. The rest will come.
You can read the New York Times article that inspired this conversation here.
Other resources:
- 6 Tips for Parents Who Fear Their Kids Are Falling Behind
- Worried About The Effects of the Pandemic on Teen Mental Health?
- Trends I've Seen With Kids And Learning in the Pandemic
You can connect with Dr. Jemelleh Nurse Coes at @JemellehCoes on social media platforms. She's there!
Have a question you'd like us to tackle on To The Core? Submit it here.
For information on tutoring, academic coaching, or parent support services offered by The Community Classroom, please visit www.thecommunityclassroom.com.
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By Dr. Megan Allen, NBCTDoes it hurt children to measure pandemic learning loss? Are we going to stigmatize an entire generation of kids? And WHAT do we do as parents about standardized tests and this upcoming school year?
In this episode of To The Core, we get to the core of these questions with Dr. Jemelleh Nurse Coes, the 2014 Georgia Teacher of the Year and the Director of Teacher Leadership Programs at Mount Holyoke College. We'll tackle this issue in a way that helps give us some much-needed peace of mind as parents and caregivers. The best advice you'll receive from Dr. Coes? As parents, just focus on making your child feel invincible. The rest will come.
You can read the New York Times article that inspired this conversation here.
Other resources:
- 6 Tips for Parents Who Fear Their Kids Are Falling Behind
- Worried About The Effects of the Pandemic on Teen Mental Health?
- Trends I've Seen With Kids And Learning in the Pandemic
You can connect with Dr. Jemelleh Nurse Coes at @JemellehCoes on social media platforms. She's there!
Have a question you'd like us to tackle on To The Core? Submit it here.
For information on tutoring, academic coaching, or parent support services offered by The Community Classroom, please visit www.thecommunityclassroom.com.