High-Dosage Tutoring Quiz

What is high-dosage tutoring?

• A practice that involves tutoring students once a month.

• A research-based practice to address learning gaps and accelerate learning.

• A method of teaching that focuses on large group instruction.

• A strategy for teaching advanced students only.

According to the Annenberg Institute at Brown University, how often should high-dosage tutoring sessions be conducted for maximum effectiveness?

• Once a week

• Twice a week

• Three times a week

• Four times a week

What is the recommended group size for high-dosage tutoring?

• No more than 2

• No more than 4

• No more than 6

• No more than 8

When is it most effective to conduct tutoring interventions?

• After school

• During the school day

• During the summer

• On weekends

What type of training do current teachers serving as tutors need?

• Training on content, instructional strategies, and relationship-building

• Training on advanced mathematics only

• Training on physical education

• No training is required

What is the purpose of progress monitoring in high-dosage tutoring?

• To evaluate the effectiveness of the tutor

• To tailor instruction and improve effectiveness

• To reduce the number of tutoring sessions

• To increase the group size

Based on current research, high-dosage tutoring seems to be most effective in which areas?

• Early grades literacy and high school math

• High school science and early grades math

• Middle school literacy and high school science

• Early grades science and high school literacy

Why might tutoring be especially important for students starting school in the coming years?

• Due to the disruptions of the pandemic

• Because of new curriculum changes

• Due to increased class sizes

• Because of a lack of teachers

What does the Learning Loss Remediation and Student Acceleration Act increase the urgency of?

• Providing high-dosage tutoring to students in early grades

• Reducing class sizes in high school

• Increasing teacher salaries

• Implementing new technology in classrooms

What will happen to third-grade students in Tennessee who are not proficient on the ELA portion of TNReady starting in the summer of 2023?

• They will be eligible for retention

• They will be promoted automatically

• They will receive a scholarship

• They will be transferred to another school