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This math tutoring program gets ‘blockbuster’ results in high-poverty schools

The Hechinger Report

The world’s wealthiest families have known for centuries how effective tutoring is. Private tutors long educated the aristocracy and continue to supplement the education of kids whose families can afford it. Now, a national nonprofit has found a way to get tutoring to kids from poorer families, too. Census Bureau data.

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Building Back Better: How K-12 Schools Can Use COVID Relief Funds for Learning Loss

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This can include investments in tutoring, summer programs and other interventions that help students catch up and regain their footing. By investing strategically in areas of greatest need, K-12 schools can make the most of COVID relief funds and support student success for years to come. Get started today.

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OPINION: Schools are still struggling post-pandemic, but surprising success stories give us hope

The Hechinger Report

No school governance model is predominant. Related: PROOF POINTS: Four lessons from post-pandemic tutoring research One fear we have is that too many education stakeholders have given up on school improvement because they don’t believe it’s possible. All these findings are consistent with a wide body of literature on what works.

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The simple intervention that could lift kids out of ‘Covid slide’

The Hechinger Report

Carr, 21, began tutoring the rising fifth grader in mid-June, shortly after wrapping up his junior year at Middle Tennessee State University. Victor had made lots of progress in math since he began meeting twice a week with Carr at a Nashville-area Boys & Girls Club through an ad hoc, statewide tutoring initiative.

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How Open Standards Are Breaking Down Data Barriers

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The AI applications range from tutors supporting foundational knowledge gaps to social connection facilitators designed for online learners who might otherwise feel isolated.

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OPINION: Direct education grants can give families and children choices for getting extra help

The Hechinger Report

K-12 educators have one of the highest rates of burnout in the U.S. Indiana is offering families grants of up $1,000 to support after-school tutoring. Idaho started a $50 million program so that eligible families can buy education-related items, from online instructional materials to tutoring services. They are exhausted.

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As Federal Dollars Vanish, Districts Weigh Which Edtech Tools to Drop

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Zoom was even free for K-12 schools for a time. Under pressure from the end of federal relief money and declining student enrollment, some K-12 school districts now have to make tech cuts. At the end of September, federal relief dollars for K-12 schools are scheduled to sunset , though the U.S. The result?

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