The Briefing with Albert Mohler Monday, April 14, 2025
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Apr 14, 2025 A new study reveals that the pandemic has severely impacted student performance in Democrat-leaning states more than others. The conversation critiques how political strategies often prioritize teachers' unions over student outcomes, highlighting ongoing educational disparities. It also delves into modern wedding trends, where couples are embracing wellness culture, integrating mindfulness into their ceremonies. Additionally, the significance of college choices for families and students is discussed, emphasizing the need for informed decisions in education today.
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The Pandemic's Impact on Education
- COVID-19 significantly disrupted education, but pre-existing issues worsened the situation.
- A major factor is decreased school attendance, particularly among low-performing students.
Family Structure's Effect on Education
- Family disruption, especially the absence of two parents, significantly disadvantages children.
- While other factors exist, a stable two-parent home correlates with higher academic achievement.
Political Influence on Pandemic Learning Loss
- Learning loss during the pandemic disproportionately affected Democrat-led states.
- The Economist suggests prolonged school closures due to teachers' unions played a role.
