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Artificial Intelligence Can Empower Educators – Q&A with Dr. Scott Muri

July 26, 2024

How can schools leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) to improve education? Educators have a chance to guide the development of AI for learning, ensuring its ethical and effective use. AI can empower teachers by handling routine tasks, allowing them to focus on personalized instruction. Students can benefit from AI-powered tutoring that tailors learning to their needs and improves outcomes. However, successful AI integration requires careful planning. Schools need clear policies, trained educators, and secure technology. Overcoming teacher skepticism is crucial. Showcasing successful AI use cases and transparently discussing challenges can win educators over. Ultimately, schools shouldn’t miss this opportunity to use AI for the benefit of their students. (298 characters)
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High-Dosage Tutoring Gets a Tech Boost

June 3, 2024

Struggling to bridge the learning gap? High-dosage tutoring offers a powerful solution, but traditional programs can be expensive and strain staffing resources. This article explores a groundbreaking new approach from Saga Education that combines the effectiveness of tutors with the affordability of educational technology. Discover how this innovative blended model can help your district achieve significant learning gains for students, all at a fraction of the cost.
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Evidence for ESSA Recognizes Saga High-Impact Math Tutoring with a “Strong” Evidence Rating

May 22, 2024

Saga Education, a nonprofit focused on education technology (edtech), received a “strong” evidence rating from Evidence for ESSA for their high-impact tutoring (HIT) program in grades 9-10 math. This rating signifies that the program has been rigorously evaluated and shows significant effectiveness in improving student learning outcomes. Saga’s HIT program supplements existing math classes by providing additional support during the school day in flexible tutoring models. They are also exploring how technology can further enhance their program’s reach and effectiveness.