Is Learning A Priority For Your Child During the Summer?

It’s that time of year where everyone is talking about summer learning. Now, don’t mistake summer learning for summer school – summer learning is so much more. It can involve educational day camps, taking a trip to the museum or aquarium, enrolling in a summer tutoring program, and more. These educational activities can tackle the problem of summer learning loss. On average, during the time that your child is away from school, he or she will lose about 2 months of reading and math skills, which means spending a significant amount of time relearning material in the fall.

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