Teacher Shortages and the Achievement Gap: Strategies for the 2022–2023 School Year | Tutor.com

Two of the most significant hurdles for education leaders this year are teacher shortages and the achievement gap. In this webinar, education experts Tanya Walker and Ed Ceja present strategies for driving student success given these unprecedented challenges, including tips for: - Supporting teachers during the school day and outside of school hours - Providing tools for differentiated instruction during class time - Helping students get a strong start to the first semester so they build momentum - Taking a proactive approach to help students in danger of failing - Reaching students most affected by “learning loss,” including those with special needs, English language learners, students of color, homeless students, and others - Leveraging education technology tools to reach every student districtwide SUBSCRIBE to our channel for access to free webinars and other resources: www.youtube.com/c/tutordotcom Visit us online: www.tutor.com/k12 For more study tips and educational resources, follow us on social media! www.twitter.com/tutordotcom www.linkedin.com/company/tutor.com www.facebook.com/tutordotcom www.facebook.com/tutordotcomformilitary www.instagram.com/tutordotcom #tutordotcom #tutoring #homeworkhelp Since its incorporation in 2000, Tutor.com has delivered more than 22 million one-to-one online tutoring and homework help sessions to students. The company's 3,000+ vetted and qualified tutors provide learning assistance that is available 24/7 in a wide variety of subjects. The company's mission is to instill hope, advance equity, and catalyze achievement in schools and communities. Tutor.com powers tutoring and homework help programs for the U.S. Department of Defense and Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Program, colleges and universities, K–12 school districts as well as state and local and libraries, and companies offering employee benefit programs. Headquartered in New York City, Tutor.com is an affiliate of The Princeton Review, an education services company not affiliated with Princeton University.