Struggling students thrive with Saga Education’s daily, in-school tutoring. Our program integrates seamlessly with core curriculum, providing targeted support and fostering positive relationships. Learn how Saga Education can empower your students, support your teachers, and strengthen your school.
Key Takeaways: Increased student absenteeism: The pandemic has caused a significant rise in student absenteeism, particularly among Latino, suburban, and rural communities. This is a major concern for educators and parents. Possible reasons for attendance improvement: Personalized attention, a nurturing environment, and increased confidence due to better preparation might contribute to reduced absenteeism. Benefits beyond…
Key Takeaways: Tutoring Works: In-school, high-impact tutoring delivered significant learning gains, with math improvements equivalent to regaining two-thirds of a year lost during the pandemic. Coaching for Tutors: Delivery Matters: Out-of-school tutoring programs saw lower participation rates than in-school options. Benefits of AI Coaching: AI coaching can provide coaches with target feedback for tutors to…
Key Takeaways: Strong student-tutor relationships are key to addressing learning loss and achievement gaps. High-impact tutors (HITs) provide personalized learning support, address academic gaps, boost student confidence, and create a safe space for social interaction. HITs go beyond academics to nurture the whole student. They build a safe and supportive environment where students feel comfortable…
Saga co-founder Alan Safran’s vision could be a reality within the next five years. Saga’s model has the power to make the greatest difference in student outcomes because it supports and connects with teachers, tutors learn in real-time from the classroom teachers, and students get access to caring adults and personalized tutoring they don’t have to seek out.
Attempts to close achievement gaps and support underserved students in other ways have had limited success compared to high-impact tutoring, where one-on-one and small group support in the classroom has proven to have a positive impact and successful outcomes.
