Since N.C. Central University’s Academic Success Center opened in January, the tutoring center’s attendance has steadily increased as more students have learned about its services and location in the Farrison-Newton Communications Building, according to Teah Smith, the director of the center. In just the areas of chemistry, accounting and decision sciences, and math, 77 students have taken advantage of its tutoring services since the Fall 2025 semester, she said. She’s still| Campus Echo Online
Why is tutoring important? Learn how tutoring creates an equal playing field, boosts confidence, and closes learning gaps for all ages.| The Wyzant Blog
Without a doubt, tutoring is a high impact solution to educational inequity, offering tailored, encouraging support to individual students. Since the pandemic, investment in tutoring has risen and, thanks to technological advances, it’s more accessible than ever. According to recent reports, tutoring has become a central pillar of learning recovery efforts, especially in STEM subjects [...] The post Tutor-Student Relationships Encourage Connection Outside The Classroom appeared first on EnC...| EnCorps
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Since the pandemic, school districts have faced persistently high rates of chronic absenteeism. A recent study by Stanford researchers Monica G. Lee, Susanna Loeb, and Carly D. Robinson found that high-impact tutoring increases the likelihood that students show up to school. The study analyzed Washington DC’s High-Impact Tutoring Initiative, which provided math and reading tutoring […]| Untitled - FutureEd
Today, my colleagues and I are launching www.ProvenTutoring.org. The purpose of this website is to help make certain that the opportunities made available by the American Rescue Plan and other funding actually have their intended impact on the school success of America’s children. Websites are launched every day. Why is this one special? ProvenTutoring.org introduces … Continue reading Launching ProvenTutoring→| Robert Slavin's Blog
Dear Reader, Every Thursday for the past nine years, except for major holidays, I have produced my blog on educational research and practice. However, this week, I am running my blog on Monday. Why? Because on Monday, we are launching our tutoring website, the one I’ve been hinting about for weeks. And for some technical … Continue reading Out to Launch→| Robert Slavin's Blog
Last July, I wrote a blog about a Year 6 (fifth grade) student in England, “Richard,” who just happened to transfer to one of our Success for All schools in spring, 2020. The school staff tested him. He had no reading skills at all. None. Because they only had a few months to prepare him … Continue reading Message From NorthBay: All Students Can Learn to Read→| Robert Slavin's Blog
In speaking and writing about tutoring, I am often asked about where limited tutoring resources should be concentrated. My answer is this: “Make certain that every single child in America who needs it gets enough tutoring to be proficient in phonics. All other priorities are tied for second place.” There are many pragmatic reasons why … Continue reading Prioritize Tutoring for Low-Achieving Readers→| Robert Slavin's Blog
Over the past 20 years, there has been a major increase in the number of educational programs that have been developed, evaluated in rigorous (usually randomized) experiments, found to make a substantial difference in achievement, and then offered to schools by non-profit or for-profit organizations. Educators can easily find out about these proven programs in … Continue reading Getting Proven Tutoring Programs Into Widespread Practice→| Robert Slavin's Blog
The American Rescue Plan was passed in the U.S. Congress this week. This $1.9 trillion bill provides funding for a lot of things I care about as a citizen, but as an educator, I’d like to focus on the portion of it allocated to healing Covid learning loss. This is $29 billion, or roughly double … Continue reading The American Rescue Plan Can Rescue Education, If We Use It to Fund What Works→| Robert Slavin's Blog
If you follow my blogs, you’ll note that I have been writing recently about the ineffectiveness of summer school (here, here, and here). Along with colleagues, I wrote a review of research on summe…| Robert Slavin's Blog
This piece originally appeared Education Next. In December 2022, Kate Brodeur, an assistant professor at Bowling Green State University in Ohio, pitched an idea to Zeb Kellough…| FutureEd
Tutoring isn’t just for students, and you can learn more than traditional academic subjects. Explore what is tutoring and seven ways it can help you.| The Wyzant Blog
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