“Making tutoring part of your strategic plan… do a needs assessment… bring classroom teachers, tutors, and interventionists together looking at the same data”

This Week with EdSurge · What Happens to Tutoring When the Money Is Gone?

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conduct a data-driven needs assessment, identify gaps, allocate a dedicated tutoring block in the schedule, and have tutors and classroom teachers plan together from the same data

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“The tutor has to communicate back to the classroom teacher… we always ask… how can we make sure that we’re connecting what we’re doing in tutoring to that experience?”
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“Every single student… has a designated what I need block… they go to their scheduled high impact tutoring session… with two or three other students with similar need.”
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“We run a very simple… services business… charge people for tutoring, one-on-one human tutoring… per session rates, session packs, unlimited access”
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“You need immediate one-to-one correction… supplemental tutoring is very expensive, $100 to $200 an hour”
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