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The Harvard economist behind the Education Scorecard says the ‘Learning Recession’ is more than a COVID problem—it’s at least a decade old | Fortune

Think all the backsliding in U.S. education is the result of remote school, masks and a year of social distancing? Not exactly, says Tom Kane.

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The Harvard economist behind the Education Scorecard says the ‘Learning Recession’ is more than a COVID…

Think all the backsliding in U.S. education is the result of remote school, masks and a year of social distancing? Not exactly, says Tom Kane.

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Reversing the reading recession

A new report shows that only those states that have embraced a science of reading curriculum are reversing reading declines.

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  1. martedì 26 maggio 2026·washingtonexaminer.com

    Reversing the reading recession

    A new report shows that only those states that have embraced a science of reading curriculum are reversing reading declines.

  2. giovedì 28 maggio 2026·fortune.com

    The Harvard economist behind the Education Scorecard says the ‘Learning Recession’ is more than a COVID problem—it’s at least a decade old…

    Think all the backsliding in U.S. education is the result of remote school, masks and a year of social distancing? Not exactly, says Tom Kane.