Sentence examples for received tutoring from inspiring English sources

As for the program's academic effectiveness, Mr. Cordero said that district and state studies of student performance "dramatically understate" the benefits of its services because they are based on state assessments given in April, but students received tutoring through August.

Through the volunteer leadership of college students, hundreds of young children whose education was interrupted by the storm received tutoring in after-school and summer programs.

For example later famous writer Mori Rintarô (Mori Ōgai), who originally was an army doctor, received tutoring in the German language between 1872 and 1874, which was the primary language for medical education at the time.

What's more, a report looking at the 2009-2010 school year showed students who received tutoring in the Applied Scholastics program earned lower standardized math and language test scores in comparison to students who did not participate.

When do the students receive tutoring?

On a recent morning, the band director is found inside Intermediate School 390, where the Jackie Robinson Steppers practice four days a week and receive tutoring and counseling.

She looks with perceptible longing at baskets of books and welcoming classrooms, and says "Wow" when told how children struggling with reading, like her first grader, Francisco, receive tutoring.

According to various studies, 60 percent of primary students in the Indian state of West Bengal receive tutoring, while a similar proportion of senior secondary students in Kazakhstan attend extra lessons.

The report quoted studies, polls and other sources as saying that 97 percent of all Singaporean students, nearly 90 percent of South Korean primary students and about 85 percent of Hong Kong senior secondary students receive tutoring.

The bill increases the role of the federal government in local schools, providing money to the worst ones and allowing parents to move children to other public schools or have them receive tutoring.

Mr. Sifuentes's children are among those who will no longer receive tutoring services through a 2001 No Child Left Behind Act provision that required struggling schools to set aside a portion of their federal financing to pay for after-school tutoring.