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Why AI Can't Replace Person-to-Person Learning

Thinking Beyond the Status Quo

In an era where artificial intelligence is reshaping education, it’s...

Reimagining Academic Support: A Challenge to Higher Ed Leaders

At the Association for the Coaching & Tutoring Profession (ACTP) conference in Orlando, I had the...

The Transformative Impact of Relationship-Driven Tutoring

In higher education, academic support isn’t just about delivering content—it’s about connection....

The Power of Recurring Tutoring Sessions: Building Belonging and Independence

For many students, academic support isn’t just about mastering course content—it’s also about...

Supporting Student Success Means Meeting Them Where They Are

Higher education was built for a different time. A time when students lived on campus, attended...

The Great Equalizer? Making Academic Support Work for Every Student

Higher education promises opportunity, mobility, and the chance to build a better future. But that...

How Temple University Supports Business Students Through Peer Tutoring

Business school can be challenging, and not every student comes in with the same level of...

Partner Spotlight: Terence Sullivan from Valdosta State University

At Knack, we’re proud to partner with institutions committed to expanding academic support for...

Jacksonville University’s Innovative Approach to Peer Tutoring

At Jacksonville University (JU), student success is always top of mind. Like many institutions, JU...

Tutor Success Stories: De’vonte Payton

At Fort Valley State University (FVSU), students seeking academic support have a true champion in...

Strengthening Transfer Pathways for Student Success

For many students, starting at a community college is a strategic choice, offering affordability,...

Strengthening Student Success in 2-Year Colleges

Community colleges play a crucial role in providing accessible education, serving a diverse student...