The debate over requiring schools to create dedicated spaces for peer tutoring programs versus maintaining traditional teacher-led after-school support - (Reading > Viewpoints)

The debate over requiring schools to create dedicated spaces for peer tutoring programs versus maintaining traditional teacher-led after-school support

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Principal Chen's main argument for peer tutoring is that . Robert Martinez's primary concern about the proposal is that . Sarah Thompson's position on the debate can best be described as . According to Dr. Wilson, dedicated peer tutoring spaces are important because . The main point of disagreement in this debate centers on .

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As a former educator, I find this debate particularly interesting. The core issue seems to be that . Principal Chen's proposal , but I worry that Martinez raises a valid point about . What's missing from this discussion is . Perhaps the most practical solution would be to .

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