Some would argue, they are still to catch up.
Wow. That is a low bar indeed. Confounded by bombs and orphancy, it is impossible to study the impact of lost education during WWII, but Sweden and Switzerland escaped the war, and it took other European countries several decades to catch up.https://twitter.com/eliowa/status/1351575145496911872 …
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Bombing neighbours for their own good is good, dontcha know?
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Funny, an alleged ER doc just told me that childhood malnutrition wasn’t a significant issue and could be easily “remedied”. Clearly, pediatric emergency medicine wasn’t part of her training.
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This is how they’d justify keeping schools closed another 5 years if they had to though.
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“They”?
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I have two children enrolled in public school in San Francisco. They are on track to miss more school than most English children in WWII. Children went to school in London during the blitz.
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In Argentina: Closed School for 9 months!!! imagine it!
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Sweden pulled it off twice
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