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Remote Reading Tutors For Scholarship Students

Thank you for selecting BookNook Virtual Tutoring as your provider for your Step Up For Students Reading Scholarship. We’re excited to help your child develop their reading skills this year!

Once you fill out this form on the right, we’ll be reaching out to you individually to schedule your tutoring sessions for your child. The first batch of tutoring sessions will begin at the end of February and then start on a 2-week rolling basis.

Our Partners Had This To Say…

“It’s hard to believe it’s a pilot program. It’s so well put together and the professionalism of the teachers are astounding! I love the convenience of online tutoring. My son has learned so much and gained so much confidence in reading since BookNook started. He’s enjoying the program and so am I.”

– BookNook Parent

“We love it!! This is exactly what our daughter needs during shelter in place”

– BookNook Parent

“BookNook was the perfect solution at the right time! We scrambled to plan for remote learning, and small group instruction was on a back burner.

We used BookNook in our summer program and can’t wait for everyone to dive in this fall— regardless of our model.”

– Groton Dunstable School District

How it works…

– Tutors use the BookNook app to work with students in 1:1 to develop literacy skills.

– Devices pair for synchronous learning remotely via Zoom.

– BookNook will run on any computer or tablet

– Lessons take 30 minutes.

Smart Strategies for Guided Reading, Remotely or In Person

by BookNook Marketing | December 15, 2020 | Blog, Learning | 0 Comments

Teachers who work with early readers know that these students need lots of encouragement, support, and feedback as their skills develop. A balanced literacy program includes opportunities for that type of engagement through quality whole group teaching, in small groups, and with individual reading support. Small group literacy instruction is a crucial component of this balanced approach because it gives students a low risk environment to practice and apply new skills. Teaching small groups and guided reading isn’t as easy, though, for teachers who are teaching fully remote or hybrid. On top of the challenge of supporting these emergent readers from a distance, the reading opportunity gap continues to widen because of the lack of access and the decrease in face-to-face interactions.

A Tale of Two Teachers

by BookNook Marketing | December 8, 2020 | Blog, Company, New Tech | 0 Comments

A Tale of Two Teachers: Meet the high school friends turned educators who devised a way to watch students learn in real-time, and are now part of the BookNook family. A 9:00 pm truck stop in Seymour, Indiana isn’t the first place one would imagine as the birthplace...

Preliminary Fall Results Show BookNook Students are Closing the COVID Reading Gap

by Ben Koshland | November 19, 2020 | Blog | 0 Comments

Since Labor Day, BookNook students have logged more than 45,000 sessions of guided reading, reading intervention, and tutoring on our platform, and we couldn’t be more proud of all the hard work they’ve put in–and the resourcefulness we’ve seen from schools and nonprofits as they navigate distance learning.

Creating a Literacy Rich Learning Environment Remotely

by wpengine | November 17, 2020 | Blog | 0 Comments

Recognizing reading and writing in everyday life helps children develop critical literacy skills. In a literacy rich classroom environment, those examples are everywhere. Children may, in fact, practice and build skills without even knowing it as they sing rhyming songs or enjoy a read aloud. Providing access to a variety of writing materials, books, and print, also encourages kids to engage with reading and writing naturally.

Prince George’s County Public Schools & BookNook Announce Community Reading Initiative

by Aaron Waters | October 27, 2020 | Blog | 0 Comments

Prince George’s County Public Schools teams up with BookNook to launch PGCPS READS, an innovative community tutoring initiative, will help students strengthen literacy skills during virtual learning.

Announcing our Distance Learning Results: BookNook Students Kept Growing

by Michael Lombardo | July 16, 2020 | Blog | 0 Comments

Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of thousands of parents, caregivers, educators, tutors, AmeriCorps members, volunteers--and, of course, students--BookNook is proud to announce the results of our spring Distance Learning programs. Like most in the field of...

BookNook Takes a Stand With Equity-Based Pricing

by Michael Lombardo | June 16, 2020 | Blog | 0 Comments

Equity has been one of BookNook’s core values since the very beginning of our journey. The phrase we use to define it is “We Are Our Community.” We talk about it that way both because we want our team to look like our users, but also as a reminder that when...

An Educator’s insight on how to handle teaching from home

by Hannah Imoru | April 1, 2020 | Blog | 0 Comments

Check out BookNook - an reading application that Teachers and Paras are using to read with their students remotely - offered at no cost during the COVID-19 Shutdowns I grew up wanting to be a teacher. At an early age, I played ‘school’ with my chalkboard easel...

How a healthcare system in Memphis is working towards long-term health impacts through reading

by Nate Strong | February 14, 2020 | Blog | 0 Comments

It’s 8:30am in Memphis, TN, and BookNook employee Ben Koshland is about to join a Zoom video conference meeting with his team members. It’s a daily call, and since it’s early, he joins it from home – his team doesn’t mind the cat wandering in the background....

Lifetime Education & Nonprofit Leader Ellen Moir Joins BookNook Advisory Board

by Nate Strong | December 10, 2019 | Press | 0 Comments

OAKLAND, Calif -- BookNook continued increasing the depth of experience on its advisory board today by adding longtime education leader and teacher advocate, Ellen Moir. Ellen is the Founder and former CEO of the New Teacher Center, a national nonprofit dedicated...