Tutoring has moved from an after-school extra to a central tool for helping students catch up. Districts now schedule tutoring during the school day, partner with online providers that offer help around the clock, and weigh AI tutors that promise personal help at scale. Homework is changing too, as AI makes many traditional assignments easy to finish without learning anything.
edCircuit's coverage of tutoring and homework is written for the administrators who plan and pay for tutoring, the teachers who coordinate it and the families who rely on it. It looks at how administrators are prioritizing tutoring, what the growth of AI tutoring means for traditional models, how online tutoring partnerships work, and what effective homework looks like in the AI era.
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