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You do need one tutor for each student, though. While students can tutor each other in some cases and while being a tutor can itself be a great learning experie
by tkgally 3y ago
You do need one tutor for each student, though. While students can tutor each other in some cases and while being a tutor can itself be a great learning experience, in many educational contexts one-on-one tutoring is hard to scale. Hence the persistence of large classes, and hence the continued search for technological solutions.
- cfn 3y agoNot quite, in my limited experience, just one hour tutoring per week makes a huge difference. If this generalizes well we could have more of a 1 to 30 ratio.