Education & EdTech

Opinion: America Has a Million Untapped Tutors. Here's How to Activate Them

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The U.S. faces a significant tutoring access gap for low-income students and a shortage of qualified teachers, but these issues can be addressed by leveraging existing college student resources through Federal Work-Study programs to provide high-impact tutoring. Policymakers should unlock Work-Study funds for tutoring and integrate tutoring experience into teacher preparation programs to enhance the educator pipeline and improve student outcomes.

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