How research could help reclaim months of lost education for billions of school students around the world.
Your browser does not support the audio element.Despite the devastating loss of life caused by COVID-19, some researchers are arguing that the longest-lasting impact of the pandemic will be on education. UN agencies calculate that more or less all school students on the planet — 1.6 billion — have faced an average of 4.
5 months of school closures owing to the pandemic, the largest disruption to education in history. Teachers have been under immense pressure to keep their students happy and learning, but it is an uphill battle. In this episode of, we discuss the research which might guide policymakers and teachers in their attempts to repair some of this damage, and ask how implementing an evidence-based system of education could have benefits beyond the pandemic.
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