Kids lost out on about a third of a normal school year’s worth of learning since the onset of COVID\u002D19.
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School closures were the main culprit but not the only one, they said, pointing to the effect of pandemic curbs on children’s ability to play, meet others and engage in extra-curricular activities. Students continued to show a delay in expected learning progress well into last year, along with a loss of skills and knowledge that cast a pall over their future.Article content
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