Every summer, something quiet happens in education. School doors close. Schedules disappear. Structure fades. For many children, the next 10 weeks become nearly 1,000 hours without intentional learning structure. And in today’s world, those hours are often replaced by something else: screens. The Problem Most Parents Feel But Can’t Always Explain Many families notice it: • shorter attention spans • decreased motivation • less curiosity • more dependency on devices Research consistently shows ...

The Hidden Cost of Summer: What Happens When Learning Stops for 10 Weeks

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