Sentences with phrase «uses volunteer tutors»

And United Way has partnered for years with the Urban League on the Schools of Hope initiative, which uses volunteer tutors to help at - risk students make the grade.

The Access Project uses volunteer tutors to help young people to attain higher grades for top universities

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I encourage you to visit the Chicago Tutor / Mentor Program Locator and see how we're using a desk top ESRI GIS and an on - line, interactive Google - based map to draw volunteers and donors to tutor / mentor programs in high poverty areas of ChiTutor / Mentor Program Locator and see how we're using a desk top ESRI GIS and an on - line, interactive Google - based map to draw volunteers and donors to tutor / mentor programs in high poverty areas of Chitutor / mentor programs in high poverty areas of Chicago.

The JCRL also has tons of great resources — besides books — that are really helpful for reading teachers, and people who may be volunteer literacy tutors, to use with their students or as resources for course assignments.

Using volunteers as reading tutors: Guidelines for successful practices.

Reading intervention services may include the use of: special reading teachers; trained aides; volunteer tutors under the supervision of a certified teacher; computer - based reading tutorial programs; aides to instruct in - class groups while the teacher provides direct instruction to the students who need extra assistance; and extended instructional time in the school day or school year for these students.

We do this by recruiting, training and supporting volunteer tutors who provide free, long - term, one - on - one instruction using research - based methodology.

The volunteer tutor had worked with teachers during field experiences and student teaching placements who regularly used technology with students and managed classroom Web sites.

Among the 24 programs, eight used one - to - one tutoring by teachers, paraprofessionals, or volunteers.

The child's writing progress was documented by the volunteer tutor through a variety of his writing activities, most of which were extensions of literature used during the tutoring sessions (see Figure 4).

Using assessment data gathered during the first three sessions, the volunteer tutor's letter to the child's family, posted on WebCT, described each informal assessment task and the child's performance on the tasks.

You'll also note that he has emphasized instructional skills used in both the jobs in his Work Experience section and volunteer tutoring in his Hobbies and Interests section.

READ Saskatoon for use with the Adult Literacy One - on - One Tutoring Program to ensure adequate staffing, volunteer support and increased learning opportunities to tutors and adult learners.