Data visualization
Exploring the educational impacts of COVID-19
2023
By: Greg King
Description
This visualization was developed to provide state-level insights into how students performed on MAP Growth in the 2020ā2021 school year. Assessments are one indicator, among many, of the student impact from COVID-19. Our goal with this tool is to create visible data that informs academic recovery efforts that will be necessary in the 2022 school year and beyond.
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