by Alexis Brown | Mar 29, 2023 | Data, EdTech, Research
The Intricacies of Conducting Research in K-12 Education: An In-Depth Analysis Our country desperately needs an overhaul in K-12 education. In order to make this a reality, the quality of supporting research is essential. Research in K-12 education is often hampered...
by Alexis Brown | Feb 23, 2023 | EdTech, Tutoring Industry, Tutors
Since ChatGPT was released to the public via OpenAI the education community has been in constant chatter about its implications for learning. A large language model is a machine learning system that uses vast amounts of data to generate human-like language and perform...
by Alexis Brown | Feb 16, 2023 | Assessments, Community Partnerships, Data, Students, Tutoring Industry, Tutors
Across the nation, Community Partnerships are forming, where HigherEd institutions partner with local K/12 school districts to provide evidence-based tutoring to younger students in their backyard. These partnerships offer states and districts an interesting...
by Erika R. Carson, E.d.S | Nov 30, 2020 | Tutors
Planning for online instruction isn’t really different from planning for in-person instruction – you need to know who you’re teaching, what you’re teaching, and how you’re teaching your students. However, there are a few significant differences that can impact the...
