According to U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, the scores of US 8th grade students on the NAEP assessment of history have been trending downwards since 2014. Some blame the pandemic for its 'profound impact' on student learning in general, but...
According to U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, the scores of US 8th grade students on the NAEP assessment of history have been trending downwards since 2014. Some blame the pandemic for its 'profound impact' on student learning in general, but since the trend began much earlier, the blame must lie elsewhere. As someone deeply interested in history, I was curious to hear what Chad might have to say about this...
According to U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, the scores of US 8th grade students on the NAEP assessment of history have been trending downwards since 2014. Some blame the pandemic for its 'profound impact' on student learning in general, but since the trend began much earlier, the blame must lie elsewhere. As someone deeply interested in history, I was curious to hear what Chad might have to say about this...
According to U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, the scores of US 8th grade students on the NAEP assessment of history have been trending downwards since 2014. Some blame the pandemic for its 'profound impact' on student learning in general, but since the trend began much earlier, the blame must lie elsewhere. As someone deeply interested in history, I was curious to hear what Chad might have to say about this...
According to U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, the scores of US 8th grade students on the NAEP assessment of history have been trending downwards since 2014. Some blame the pandemic for its 'profound impact' on student learning in general, but since the trend began much earlier, the blame must lie elsewhere. As someone deeply interested in history, I was curious to hear what Chad might have to say about this...
According to U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, the scores of US 8th grade students on the NAEP assessment of history have been trending downwards since 2014. Some blame the pandemic for its 'profound impact' on student learning in general, but since the trend began much earlier, the blame must lie elsewhere. As someone deeply interested in history, I was curious to hear what Chad might have to say about this...
According to U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, the scores of US 8th grade students on the NAEP assessment of history have been trending downwards since 2014. Some blame the pandemic for its 'profound impact' on student learning in general, but since the trend began much earlier, the blame must lie elsewhere. As someone deeply interested in history, I was curious to hear what Chad might have to say about this...
