Tutoring and Mentoring
Conversations
Doing What it Takes to Support Students
Sara Elaqad discusses how the intensive support of the Mind Matters Cleveland program helps low-income high school students get into college and succeed in coursework and careers.
The promise of comprehensive support for student success
University of Toronto economics professor Philip Oreopoulos discusses efforts to make tutoring a more affordable tool for improving the academic performance of low-income students.
Could Tutoring Be a Standard Part of the School Day?
Matthew Kraft, an economics and education professor at Brown University, discusses arguments for making tutoring a regular, more broadly used component of the daily schedule in US public schools.
The Provost Scholars Program at Case Western Reserve University
Professor Faye Gary explains why caring relationships and the social networks they can open up are such crucial components of Case Western Reserve University’s Provost Scholars mentoring program.
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The limitations of low-touch behavioral interventions for student success
University of Toronto economics professor Philip Oreopoulos discusses the evidence on comprehensive services improving the academic performance of low-income students and efforts to scale the effectiveness of tutoring programs.