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Schoolhouse Peer Tutoring

Schoolhouse is a free online peer tutoring platform by the founder of Khan Academy. Learn more about how the resource could benefit your students in this article feature.

5 Ways to Foster Effective Peer Editing

This article from The Daring English Teacher blog, explains the need for direction and focus in order for students to succeed at peer editing and offers five strategies to do so: mentor sentences, different colors, stations & rotations, electronically and forms & rubrics.

Steps to Better Peer Editing

This article by middle school ELA teacher and blogger at Just Add Students, offers tips for making students better peer reviewers

Increasing Student Engagement and Achievement with Peer Tutors

Peer tutoring advocates weigh in on the benefits of peer tutoring and suggest ways to help ensure program success.

Written Expression Interventions

Found on Chattooga County School District website, this document explains how to conduct a number of writing interventions such as Peer Tutoring Spelling Game, Story Starter and several others. Suggestions for monitoring progress and evaluating effectiveness are also included

A Blueprint for Scaling Tutoring Across Public Schools

An exploration of how tutoring could be scaled nationally to address COVID-19 learning loss and become a permanent feature of the U.S. public education system. In this paper from Annenberg Institute at Brown University, authors, Matthew A. Kraft and Grace T. Falken, envision high school students tutoring in elementary schools via an elective class, college students tutoring in middle schools via federal work-study, and full time 2- and 4-year college graduates tutoring in high schools via AmeriCorps.

Early Reading Case Study Unit by IRIS Center

This Early Reading case study publication contains descriptions and research information on various reading comprehension strategies along with student case studies.

5 Peer Editing Strategies That Work for Student Writers

An article explaining hands-on approaches to peer conferencing that make the editing process engaging, meaningful and fun for students.

Peer Feedback Chat Form

A structured peer feedback protocol centered around three questions: What am I trying to achieve? How much progress have I made so far? What should I do next? At the end of the Feedback Chat, the student receiving feedback arrives at an answer to the third question.

Washoe County School District Instructional Strategies List

An explanation of evidence-based teaching strategies / approaches that have been adapted with the working groups of the Washoe County School District.

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