Tutoring
What is High-Impact Tutoring?
The Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University defines tutoring as a form of teaching — either one-to-one or in a small group: “High-impact
The Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University defines tutoring as a form of teaching — either one-to-one or in a small group: “High-impact
Funding at all levels, from federal to state to district, keeps administrators of all schools scrambling. Tracking constant changes and reallocating funding goals is a
Looking into the states that have the highest performing districts in K-12 education can show us patterns for systematic student success. We found that states
The way we teach K-12 students is changing. There’s a growing need and emphasis on customizing lessons to individual needs. Accelerated student learning is providing
As students head into the summer, tutoring has proven to be a valuable resource. With the average K-12 student experiencing nearly a year of learning
What is an at-risk student? According to Education Reform, “at-risk” refers to a student, or usually a group of students who face “a higher probability
Below are some shocking stats on what it’s like to be an English Language Learner (ELL) in the US today. Despite the growing number of
In 2022, English learner students represented 10% of the total K-12 student population. Take a student like Ella, whose family only speaks Spanish. She is
The proliferation of data and tech in education has created limitless new ways for educators to offer support to students both in and out of
What’s Happening: A National Teacher Shortage School districts nationwide are facing massive staffing shortages which are directly causing educator burnout. As K-12 teachers experience more