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- What is targeted tutoring?
- What makes a good tutoring program?
- What is unfinished learning?
- What is high intensity tutoring?
- How much should I charge for tutoring?
- What does tutoring approach mean?
- How does tutoring help the tutor?
- What are the objections to peer tutoring?
- What are the types of peer tutoring?
- What is the objective of online tutoring?
- What is a learning loss?
- How is the concept of Unfinishedness related to good teaching?
What is targeted tutoring?
Targeted intensive tutoring, often referred to as high-dosage tutoring, consists of having the same tutor to work over an extended period of time (e.g., all year, every school day) on academic skills, such as math or reading.
What makes a good tutoring program?
Equity, safety and cohesion. Tutoring programs should ensure students who need the support most have access to it. Additionally, students should feel safe when participating in tutoring sessions and that their data is protected. A well-run tutoring program also is designed for organizational alignment and shared goals.
What is unfinished learning?
Unfinished learning is an educational term referring to concepts or skills in any subject that students were in the process of learning but unable to master, or never had the opportunity to learn.
What is high intensity tutoring?
High-impact tutoring, sometimes referred to as “high-dosage tutoring,” is defined as one-on-one or small group instructional programming by teachers, paraprofessionals, volunteers, or parents at least three times a week for 50 hours a semester.
How much should I charge for tutoring?
Depending on the type of tutoring you select, the costs of a tutor per hour can range from about $15 per hour to as much as $100 an hour or more. Rates are usually based on the tutor's experience, the type of tutoring you want, and the amount of time spent with your student.
What does tutoring approach mean?
Schools and universities focus on conveying a large amount of information to their students. My philosophy is based on the idea that learning happens in an environment of mutual respect in which the student is encouraged to think and make new connections for themselves. ...
How does tutoring help the tutor?
Tutoring offers systematic, structured learning experience in a more individualized way. It also improves the tutee's self-esteem, attitude toward subject matter, and academic performance as well as personal growth.
What are the objections to peer tutoring?
Disadvantages of Using Peer Tutors
Upfront training time. Constant monitoring of peer groups. Behavioral problems in groups. Bullying by older or higher ability students.
What are the types of peer tutoring?
There are two main types of peer tutoring: same age and cross age. In cross-age peer tutoring, an older learner takes the tutoring role and is paired with a younger tutee or tutees.
What is the objective of online tutoring?
As noted in the Rostrum article “Successful Online Tutoring,” “The goal of online tutoring is to create a virtual tutoring environment for students that emulates a face-to-face experience which can help a student achieve success in a given class” (Smith, 2012) As such, online tutoring was designed to meet the needs of ...
What is a learning loss?
Broadly speaking, learning loss describes the loss of knowledge and skills that students experience when they're not in school. It's the idea that learning decays over time if students don't engage with it regularly.
How is the concept of Unfinishedness related to good teaching?
Unfinished learning refers to concepts students have not yet mastered—knowledge they will need in order to grasp upcoming ideas. Rather than the negative framing of terms like “weakness” or “gap,” unfinished learning suggests that with more work, students can and will achieve mastery.
