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Accelerating Student Learning with High-Dosage Tutoring
EdResearchFor RecoveryACCELERATINGSTUDENT LEARNINGWITH HIGH-DOSAGETUTORINGEdResearch for Recovery Carly D. Robinson, Matthew A. Kraft, & Susanna Loeb | Annenberg Institute at Brown UniversityBeth E. Schueler | University of VirginiaDesign Principles SeriesPrograms that target lower-performing studentscan support those students who most needpersonalized instruction but can also create anegative stigma where Tutoring is perceived as apunishment. programs that target all students in alower-performing grade level or school benefit frombroader organizational commitment and theperception that Tutoring is for everyone but aremore research has focused on in-person Tutoring ,but there is emerging evidence that Tutoring can beeffective when delivered at a MODEE nsuring students have a consistent tutor over timemay facilitate positive tutor- Student relationshipsand a stronger understanding of students PRINCIPLES FOR effective TUTORINGEdResearch for Recovery Design Principles - February 2021 EdResearchFor RecoveryFebruary 20211 Tutoring is most likely to be effective whendelivered in high doses through Tutoring programswith three or more sessions per week or intensive,week-long, small-group programs taught bytalented can effectively instruct up to three or fourstudents at a time.
Most effective tutoring programs last for at least 10 weeks, but many last for the entire school year. However, elementary students may benefit from shorter but more frequent sessions (i.e. 20 minutes, five times. a week).
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