High-Impact Tutoring Training - 30125
Accelerate, don't remediate.
This High Impact Tutoring training will help district leadership either build a HIT program from the ground up or allow those who have already started building their program to reevaluate and refine their HIT system.
Because early data from the 2019-2021 school years indicates that students statewide likely experienced unfinished learning, making a plan for a multi-year recovery system is as crucial as ever. Have your team join us in this training as you consider how to best facilitate a multi-year learning acceleration program and the supports needed to ensure its success.
High-Impact Tutoring is one of the most effective ways to increase learning gains for students. Sometimes referred to as "high-dosage" tutoring, high-impact tutoring leads to substantial gains but supplementing students' classroom experiences by responding to individual needs and compliments your existing curriculum.
Among other resources, a workbook will be made available for your team as we move through this one-day session. Using this framework, you can both ideate and lay down concrete steps to building a HIT program to increase learning gains for your students.
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Assistant Principals, Central Office Administrators, Charter School Personnel, Federal Program Directors/Coordinators, Superintendents/Chief Executive Officers
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