U.S. students' reading scores dropped 7 points and math scores fell 14% since 2010, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. The speakers blame the rise of digital screens, noting that 13-year-olds today have never known life without them.
Believe it or not, this is probably the most surprising. National Academic Evaluation Progress is something that's been used since the 1970s that evaluates math and reading. Since 2010, we have seen precipitous decreases in both of those metrics.
Math and reading scores.
Yep.
So competency level.
Yep. So in 13-year-olds, you'll see a 7-point decrease in the reading and a 14% decrease in math. What started in 2010?
Screens. This is The Screen Revolution.
Yeah. So this generation doesn't know life without it.
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