LEARNS: Support and Training for Educational Success and Mentoring
LEARNS, a Corporation for National and Community Service sponsored technical assistance provider, is available to assist your national service program with any aspect of educational success or mentoring.
ANNOUNCEMENT: New Youth Impact Newsletter
Volume 3: Beyond the Classroom: Service-Learning in Out-of-School Time (PDF)
HIGHLIGHTED RESOURCES
- Webinars
- Web-Based Tutor Training Online Course
- Training Videos
- 2008 MRC Publication Catalog - search by keyword and type of document (U.S. Department of Education Mentoring Resource Center)
- P/PV Coral Initiative - new research and tools for after school programs
RESOURCE TOPICS
Browse through the following four topic areas for relevant resources:
Mentoring
Caring and committed mentors give young people the extra boost they need to achieve success. Find resources for your mentoring program here.
Caring and committed mentors give young people the extra boost they need to achieve success. Find resources for your mentoring program here.
Tutoring
Volunteer tutors are most effective when key program elements are in place. Look here for tools to strengthen your tutoring program.
Volunteer tutors are most effective when key program elements are in place. Look here for tools to strengthen your tutoring program.
Out-of-School Time
Whether your out-of-school time program focuses on academics, enrichment, or homework help, you'll find ideas here.
Whether your out-of-school time program focuses on academics, enrichment, or homework help, you'll find ideas here.
Program Management
Tools and tips to help you start, manage, and sustain an effective program for children and youth.
Tools and tips to help you start, manage, and sustain an effective program for children and youth.
For more information please contact LEARNS at Northwest Regional Education Library (NWREL) at 800-361-7890 or learns@nwrel.org, or Bank Street College at learns@bnkst.edu.