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How Baltimore tutors fought to keep an AARP tutoring program in the city - Vimarsana News

How Baltimore tutors fought to keep an AARP tutoring program in the city

Experience Corps is run by the Washington, D.C.- based AARP Foundation. After AARP announced that it could no longer fund the program, a group of Baltimore-area tutors launched a campaign to keep it going.

Tutoring program returns for Baltimore elementary school students - Vimarsana News

Tutoring program returns for Baltimore elementary school students

Baltimore City leaders are celebrating the return of a tutoring program for elementary school students.

Source: wbaltv.com
Here's what's behind your holiday blues – and how to cope with loneliness this winter. - Vimarsana News

Here's what's behind your holiday blues – and how to cope with loneliness this winter.

For some, the holidays are anything but the most wonderful time of the year. Dr. Linda Fried, dean of the Columbia School of Public Health shares strategies to combat feelings of sadness and isolation, especially for women.

Source: msnbc.com
Does tutoring work? An education economist examines the evidence on whether it's effective - Vimarsana News

Does tutoring work? An education economist examines the evidence on whether it's effective

Billions of dollars are being spent on tutoring in the US. Will it be enough to help schoolchildren make up for pandemic learning loss? An education economist weighs in.

For Money and Meaning, Retirees Embrace Tutoring - Vimarsana News

For Money and Meaning, Retirees Embrace Tutoring

 After two consecutive COVID-disrupted academic years, schools desperately need tutors to help students catch up to their grade level. Districts flush with federal money are ramping up tutoring p