Acelero Learning wanted a better understanding of whether children in their programs were exhibiting resilience during the pandemic recovery. That is, were their scores on assessments across a variety of domains similar to or perhaps better than those of similar populations of children attending Head Start and Acelero Learning programs in the years before the crisis? This report summarizes the initial results from a study led by MDRC that is examining post-pandemic language, literacy, math, and executive functioning skills for children enrolled in Acelero Learning programs. (author abstract)
Young children’s resilience in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic: Evidence from Acelero Learning Head Start programs
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Nevada;
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Wisconsin
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