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2. Reading tutoring - Wikipedia

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   [10] [11] Reading tutoring is usually geared toward students that are considered at-risk or below their grade level in reading achievement. To obtain the desirable higher achievement outcomes for students, tutors—volunteer, family members, and paraprofessionals—must be trained properly on reading correction procedures.

3. 9 ways to get teens reading - AOL

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4. SMART Reading - Wikipedia

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   SMART Reading is a children's literacy non-profit, volunteer-driven tutoring program local to Oregon for at-risk K-3 readers. SMART was developed by Neil Goldschmidt and the law firm Ater Wynne Hewitt Dodson & Skerritt, LLP in 1992.

5. South San Francisco Public Library - Wikipedia

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   The After School and Summer Volunteer programs allow teens to fulfill community service requirements for their schools or service clubs. The department provides homework help for students from 4th grade through college introduction through Tutor.com. It also offers Tumblebooks, an online collection of picture books and other educational activities.

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7. Alameda County Library - Wikipedia

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   Reading for Life (RFL) is a 16-week self-sufficiency skills training academy for pre-release, low-literacy level inmates in the Alameda County Jail system. The Jail Tutoring program trains and assigns volunteer literacy tutors to English-speaking inmates in the Alameda County Jail who read and write below the eighth grade level.