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Abstract
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While a large body of research finds that in-person tutoring increases student achievement, little evidence exists concerning the effectiveness of online tutoring. This experiment assesses the effectiveness of a pilot high-dosage online tutoring program in Metro Nashville Public Schools on student achievement and attendance. Students assigned to treatment were paired with a volunteer college student or community volunteer and attended online tutoring sessions 3 times per week lasting 45 minutes during the school day for 5 to 6 weeks with their tutor. Tutors worked with students on relationship building and provided personalized academic tutoring. We will examine the impacts of this program on student achievement, attendance, and behavior outcomes. Additionally, we will determine whether high-dosage online tutoring was more effective when delivered while kids are attending school in person or while they are attending school remotely.
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While a large body of research finds that in-person tutoring increases student achievement, little evidence exists concerning the effectiveness of online tutoring. This experiment assesses the effectiveness of a pilot high-dosage online tutoring program in Metro Nashville Public Schools on student achievement and attendance. Students assigned to treatment were paired with a volunteer college student or community volunteer and attended online tutoring sessions 3 times per week lasting 45 minutes during the school day for 5 to 6 weeks with their tutor. Tutors worked with students on relationship building and provided personalized academic tutoring. We will examine the impacts of this program on student achievement, grades, attendance, and behavior outcomes. Additionally, we will determine whether high-dosage online tutoring was more effective when delivered while kids are attending school in person or while they are attending school remotely.
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Last Published
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August 30, 2021 01:50 PM
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September 14, 2021 09:38 PM
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Primary Outcomes (End Points)
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The primary outcomes are standardized test scores in the tutored subject (ELA or Math) measured using administrative data. We believe these will be the internal tests administered by the schools (e.g., MAP ELA and Math). We will also examine the state standardized test (e.g., Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP/TNReady).
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The primary outcomes are standardized test scores in the tutored subject (ELA or Math) measured using administrative data and course grades in tutored subjects. We believe the assessments will be the internal tests administered by the schools (e.g., MAP ELA and Math). We will also examine the state standardized test (e.g., Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP/TNReady).
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