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High-Impact Tutoring Unlocks Student Growth: Results from 283 Districts with 98,000 Students

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This edWeb podcast is sponsored by FEV Tutor.
The edLeader Panel recording can be accessed here.

As the nation’s educators face deepening inequity across America’s education system, high-impact tutoring has emerged as a promising avenue for change. To boost achievement and close the gap for underserved students, more and more school districts are investing in this highly effective model of tutoring.

During this edWeb podcast, leading researcher Dr. Erin Devers, Founder of JoinIn Ventures, and Daniel Hebert, Vice President of Product and Impact for FEV Tutor, explore:

  • The causes of educational inequality in America
  • How high-impact tutoring rapidly accelerates learning
  • How to create a more effective tutoring program

Insights discussed are grounded in an extensive analysis of data gathered from 98,000 students who participated in FEV Tutor’s programs across 283 school districts during AY 2022-23. Listen to this session to deepen your grasp of the data behind high-impact tutoring and ways to implement it most effectively.

This edWeb podcast is of interest to K-12 district leaders.

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