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Below Grade Level Skill Gaps
Teachers and tutors lack tools to diagnose and remediate students who arrive far below grade level in basic literacy and numeracy.
In their words
All I want is like 30 seconds of silence without someone calling out my name to ask for help.
I was looking for something longer-form, rather than a bunch of individual articles, to create a more cohesive thematic unit of sorts.
Nothing works, everyday is like groundhog’s day.
the teacher dashboard is way too cluttered, and it takes them too many clicks just to assign a simple module or check a student's progress
the expectation is that we get as many students through their classes as possible.
I feel like if the library suddenly disappeared, nothing would really change at the college where I work.
It’s starting to feel less like mentoring someone to develop their teaching practice and more like teaching the basic language and school knowledge needed to participate in the classroom
A low language assessment score does not a communication disorder make.
Why is it that simple apps can build better experiential learning than enterprise edtech companies charging $20k a year?
for weeks, every working day for me has been about 4-5 hours of sitting in exam rooms doing nothing
I can't catch up *every* student that is 5 years behind in a single year.
we have a great database with practice tests for many of the common standadized exams... It is hardly ever used
They need frequent, direct feedback and an environment that more or less requires them to commit to studying until mastery or to quit early
In introductory courses, students basically stopped coming to help sessions.
Teachers and tutors
Where they talk
- r/Teachers
- r/Professors
- r/ELATeachers
- r/AustralianTeachers
- r/AskTeachers
- r/mathteachers
- r/NYCTeachers
- r/historyteachers
Tools they use today
- Chromebooks
- Excel
- Canvas
- Google Classroom
- audiobooks
- HMH
- iPads
- iReady
Why those fall short
- students intentionally bomb early tests to fake growth later
- interventions designed for small groups cannot work with 30 students
- students still fail to engage or retain the information
- Students ignore resources; tools don't teach thinking or catch nonattribution
- students still do not get it; no time for proper remediation
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