Program Design Considerations for After-School Tutoring Programs

10 months ago 10 months ago Published by Kathe Rogers

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This Evidence Brief summarizes program design considerations for after-school tutoring programs to support improved academic outcomes for youth experiencing marginalization.

Youth Research & Evaluation eXchange. (2023). Program Design Considerations for After-School Tutoring Programs.

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Program Design Considerations for After-School Tutoring Programs

Program Design Considerations for After-School Tutoring Programs

Our Evidence Briefs outline practices that can be integrated into program design, development, and evaluation. Visit our Good Youth Work Practices section to learn more!

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