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- Using Peer Tutoring to Facilitate Access | Reading Rockets
Peer tutoring incorporates research-supported practices with individualized instruction, which can be adapted to meet individual student needs This brief introduces peer tutoring, an instructional method that facilitates access to the general education curriculum for students with disabilities
- Classwide Peer Tutoring: Information for Families
Classwide Peer Tutoring is a way for all students to get one-on-one help and enough time to practice and learn This brief looks at what peer tutoring is, what studies show about the effectiveness of peer tutoring, and how parents and teachers can support the practice in the classroom
- Best Practice for ELLs: Peer-Assisted Learning - Reading Rockets
Peer-assisted learning is not, however, a substitute for teacher-led instruction It is an evidence-based approach intended to replace some of the independent seatwork or round-robin reading that students do, for example, when the intention is to provide practice and extended learning opportunities for students
- coverPeerTutor_1. PDF - Reading Rockets
Hand out peer tutoring badges and award stickers To show tutors that they have done a good job during this lesson, hand out their peer tutoring badges Allow tutors to select and affix a sticker to their badges, signifying that they have successfully completed the lesson Then collect the badges
- Grouping Students Who Struggle With Reading
Teachers can meet the needs of all students, including the students with LD, by careful use of a variety of grouping practices, including whole-class instruction, teacher- and peer-led small group instruction, pairing and peer tutoring, and one-on-one instruction
- Instructional Grouping for Reading for Students with LD: Implications . . .
Peer pairing and tutoring Research Findings Asking students to work with a peer is an effective procedure for enhancing student learning in reading and is practical to implement because teachers are not responsible for direct contact with students
- Tutoring and Volunteering - Reading Rockets
Tutoring and Volunteering Carefully supervised and well implemented tutoring programs can make a difference to struggling readers Read more about the role of the volunteer tutor, how to develop a quality tutoring program, and the evidence that tutoring works
- Partner Reading: An Evidence-Based Practice Teacher’s Gui
In an earlier form of partner reading known as paired reading, students selected a book to read and were paired with a peer tutor or a parent, who provided feedback (Topping Lindsay, 1992a) In two widely researched forms of partner reading, classwide peer tutoring (CWPT) and peer-assisted learning strategies (PALS), this earlier form of partner reading was adapted so that more skilled
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