US EditionTips to Prevent Summer Slide
- Students of all ages face potential academic skill loss during the summer break, a phenomenon known as summer slide.
- To combat summer slide, parents can proactively engage students in learning activities and upgrade math tools.
- Parents can subscribe to newspapers, visit libraries, and arrange language partnerships to keep students engaged.
- Libraries may host summer reading challenges, and parents can "visit the library once a week" to promote literacy.
- Using tools like the fx-9750GIII graphing calculator helps students practice math and coding skills over the summer.
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Tips to Prevent Summer Slide
(StatePoint) Students of all ages are at risk for “summer slide.” The good news is that this seasonal phenomenon, where academic skills are lost or forgotten during the long summer break, is not inevitable. Here are a few strategies that…
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