New federal grants will help states spread tutoring to rural areas.
COVID Relief Funds are Gone, But More States Commit to High-Impact Tutoring
New federal grants will help states spread tutoring to rural areas.
A suburban district’s experience with a virtual provider, experts say, reinforces the importance of sticking to a high-dosage tutoring model.
Huffman and Jefferson: Tutoring isn’t just an investment in students – it’s an investment in our country’s future.
Kane and Godfrey: States have always had the ability to hold back some federal Title I dollars for priorities like tutoring. It’s time they do it.
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Balfanz & Huffman: Volunteers have been key to helping students recover from pandemic learning losses through tutoring, fighting chronic absenteeism.
Huffman: It’s especially difficult to reach high school students via tutoring, who arguably should be our top priority given how little time they have.
Huffman: 4 steps to greatly expand high-dosage tutoring so millions of students can get the support they need to succeed in school and life.
While tutoring, chronic absenteeism and extra-learning time are shared priorities, some point to an “urgency gap” between educators and parents.
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