Bibliographic Details
| Title: |
Beyond One Visit: How Consistent Tutoring Drives Improved Pass Rates. |
| Authors: |
Johnson, Isaac1, Navarre-Corisis, Dani1, Lee, Valerie1, Lowery, Jason1 |
| Source: |
Learning Assistance Review (TLAR). Fall2025, Vol. 30 Issue 1, p65-88. 24p. |
| Subject Terms: |
*Tutors & tutoring, *Academic support programs, *Educational intervention, *Data analysis, *Academic achievement, *Student engagement, *Achievement |
| Abstract: |
In 2023, The College of Western Idaho adopted the Upswing platform to expand tutoring access and improve data on student engagement. Analyzing over 10,000 sessions from 1,862 students, we found a significant association between tutoring frequency and course pass rates (X² p < 0.001). Students who attended four to six sessions saw pass rates up to 10% points higher than those with only one. Nearly half of all students, however, attended just once and had below-average outcomes. These findings led the Tutoring Department to shift its strategy toward encouraging repeated use to support long-term student success and more effective academic support. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| Database: |
Education Research Complete |
