‘Do more to help children cope’


Shahnaz

WHILE educators do not see learning loss as a problem post Covid-19, their charges feel otherwise.

Despite more than 80% of teachers saying they are unconcerned with learning loss, many students did not feel they were getting the right support in class after schools reopened, according to a recent study by LeapEd Services - a civil society organisation working towards educational equity and quality.

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