ClassWide
Peer Tutoring in an alternative Education Setting
The goal of
this study is to examine the success of ClassWide Peer
Tutoring (CWPT) with and without a class-wide self-management
strategy in place. Research questions posed are: a. How
does CWPT affect students’ academic outcomes? b.
Does the presence of a class-wide self-management component
promote increased academic gains and on-task behaviors?
This study will provide an initial look at the effectiveness
of CWPT in alternative education settings with adolescents
with behavioral challenges.
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2001, College of Education, University of South Florida.