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Covid-19 and high school grades: An early case study.
Harrison Schramm1, Isaac Rubin2, Norah Schramm3
1President-elect at the Analytics Society of INFORMS and a principal research scientist at Group W.
Significance (Oxford, England)
|July 7, 2021
Summary
Distance learning
Area of Science:
- Educational research
- Socioeconomic impacts of education
Background:
- The rapid shift to remote learning modalities presents challenges for student academic performance.
- Understanding the effects of educational delivery methods on student outcomes is crucial for effective policy.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze the influence of distance learning on student academic grades in a California high school setting.
- To identify potential disparities in the impact of remote education.
Main Methods:
- Comparative analysis of student grade data before and during periods of distance learning.
- Statistical evaluation to determine the significance of observed grade changes.
Main Results:
- Preliminary findings indicate a measurable impact on student academic performance.
- Further analysis is required to isolate the specific effects attributable to distance learning.
Conclusions:
- Distance learning may have altered student academic trajectories.
- Further research is essential to confirm these findings and inform future educational strategies.
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