Large-Scale Tutoring as a Solution for School Closure Losses: Is the Idea Taking Hold?

Large-Scale Tutoring as a Solution for School Closure Losses:
Is the Idea Taking Hold?
Robert E. Slavin
What will America's schools be like when they reopen in fall, 2020?  There are many things we don't know, and conditions will vary considerably from state to state and school to school.  To begin with, we need to strengthen our schools, to be sure they have the teachers and administrators and supplies they need to do their essential work.  However, schools will need more than just a return to the status quo.  One thing we can absolutely predict is that millions of children will have fallen far behind in their educational progression. In particular, many elementary students in the early stages of learning reading and mathematics will need effective and rapid assistance tailored to their needs to get back on track.  

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