Education Week – Monica Logan
“High-quality summer programs are critical for reducing summer learning loss which “disproportionately affects low-income students [and] contributes substantially to the achievement gap.” Research has shown that hallmarks of high-quality programs such as individualized instruction, parental involvement and low teacher-student ratios help to better prepare students for success in our interconnected world. A global theme infused into a summer learning curriculum enriches the experience for students of all ages. Below are a few strategies that bring global learning to life during the summer.”(more)