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Supporting At-Risk Students with NWEA's High-Impact Tutoring Strategies
by Connie Warren on Mar 1, 2024 9:15:00 AM
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The NWEA's research report on high-impact tutoring is a clarion call to action for educators, policymakers, and all stakeholders invested in the future of education.
Education has been irrevocably altered in the wake of the global pandemic, leaving educators and policymakers grappling with the challenge of mitigating its profound impacts on student learning. Amidst this backdrop, the NWEA, a renowned K-12 assessment and research organization, has unveiled a pivotal research report that spotlights high-impact tutoring (HDT) as a beacon of hope for students, particularly those at high risk. This blog discusses actionable strategies, research-backed insights, and practical examples outlined in the NWEA's report, aiming to forge an emotional connection with educators and stakeholders invested in students' academic recovery and growth.
Key Takeaways from the NWEA Research Report
- Increased Need for Support: The pandemic has significantly increased the proportion of at-risk students, underscoring the urgent need for targeted support mechanisms like HIT.
- Significant Academic Gains: Properly implemented HIT programs have been shown to produce substantial improvements in reading and math test scores for at-risk students, highlighting the effectiveness of this intervention strategy.
- Foundational Skills Development: HIT is particularly effective in building foundational skills in elementary grades and can also support struggling middle and high school students, providing a critical lifeline for learners at various educational stages.
- Equitable Access and Holistic Support: For HIT to be truly effective, districts must ensure equitable access to these programs by addressing potential barriers and providing holistic supports that cater to the broader needs of students.
- Non-Negotiable Elements for Success: The report identifies several non-negotiable factors for the effective use of HIT, including frequency and scheduling of sessions, group size, qualifications of tutors, data-driven instruction, high-quality curriculum, and the importance of building strong mentoring relationships.
The Power of High-Dosage Tutoring
Research-Backed Insights
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Practical Examples and Solutions
Actionable Strategies for Educators
Learn More:
- Key Components of a Successful Virtual Tutoring Session
- Where are the Doers? 7 Campus Goals for School Principals
BookNook is a comprehensive intervention program providing research-backed instructional materials through a synchronous online learning platform and tutoring services. BookNook is committed to bridging the opportunity gap by scaling technology innovation to reach disenfranchised communities through its network of experienced and vetted tutors.
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