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Amanda Neitzel, PhD highlighted that following COVID-19, there was an explosion of research on the effects of virtual tutoring. Results have shown that while not all virtual tutoring is effective, wel...

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We are thrilled to invite you to the 2026 Partnership for Student Success Summit, our annual in-person convening dedicated celebrating, as well as fostering learning and collaboration between, practit...

Pete Lavorini and Meghan McCormick analyze the latest tutoring research, with questions educators should consider to ensure these programs deliver on their promise.

Many students routinely have their names mispronounced, making school more stressful and less welcoming.

Tutoring ranks among the most versatile and potentially transformative educational tools available. Dozens of randomized experiments have evaluated preK–12 tuto...

Jen Krajewski and co-authors lay out the evidence-based case for anchoring high-dosage tutoring systems in 1st grade.

Governors want the American Academy of Pediatrics to issue guidance urging parents to use games to help children build numeracy skills.

New Stanford research finds that students left alone with a tutoring bot spent just 2-5 minutes interacting.

Is a 25-minute 5K time good? It depends. Compared to an elite runner, it’s slow. Compared to the average adult, it’s quite fast. Compared to your own previous time, it might represent real progress. W...

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Books and classroom experiences can help students build confidence, something they carry with them in and out of the classroom.

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Summer learning loss research reveals mixed findings about summer slide. Here’s what it shows about how summer affects student learning.

Explore the joy and benefits of reading for pleasure. Learn how the National Literacy Trust is working to make sure that no child is left behind.

The state teachers union passed a resolution calling for a ban on screens for young learners, and restrictions on AI chatbots and student-facing AI. NYSUT joins a growing backlash against student scre...

Grant & Huffman: Effective programs aren't about finding a silver bullet. They're about building reliable systems that work for kids every day.

Across three years of research from Accelerate’s Call to Effective Action, one lesson keeps surfacing over and over again in our high-dosage tutoring work: Dosage Matters. It matters more than other f...

A new research tool aims to help district leaders and researchers evaluate tutoring programs

When was the last time you cleaned out your spice cabinet? If you’re like many people, there might be jars in there that haven’t been touched in years. Some of those spices may have lost their flavor, while others might never have been useful to begin with. Now, imagine cooking a meal for a group…

As the screen time debate intensifies, this webinar offers a balanced look at research and classroom realities shaping student learning.

Holding kids back from kindergarten may be less popular than expected. Here's why.

Education Week has answered some of the most common questions about education funding in the United States.

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What is considered as acceptable evidence of educational program effectiveness profoundly affects the interventions that make their way into today’s classrooms. Regardless of your role in using eviden...

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After working with tutors for five months last year, the number of students who met grade-level reading standards rose from 24% to 54%.

What We’re Learning About Tutoring at Scale WHY THIS MATTERSOver the past three years, Accelerate has funded and evaluated tutoring and personalized learning programs across 29 states, supporting more...

Moon: Federal pandemic aid has dried up. But schools can look to government, state, local and nonprofit sources to keep these costly programs going.

Federal funding for low-income students and special education will remain level year over year.

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