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Academic Centers for Excellence The Learning Center Drop-in Tutoring Supplemental Instruction Study Smarter Coaching The Writers’ Room Drop-in Tutoring WriteWell Coaching The Math Tutoring Center Drop-In Tutoring Come Early! Come Often! https://www.iusb.edu/tutoring https://www.iusb.edu/tutoring
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Bring necessary items, such as your syllabus, assignment sheet, textbook, calculator, notebook, and pen or pencil Be prepared to explain what you understand about your assignment and your professor’s expectations Be prepared to explain what you have already completed Be ready with questions or an explanation of what you are having difficulty with How to get the most out of Tutoring!
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The purpose of tutoring is To help students understand expectations to help students help themselves to help students become more independent learners to reinforce classroom instruction to facilitate collaborative study sessions The Purpose of Tutoring
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Tutors do not Do homework for students Write papers for students Edit papers for students Give students answers Perform well under unreasonable time constraints What Tutoring is Not
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Tutoring does not necessarily result in perfect work and does not guarantee A’s Goals of tutoring include better understanding of course content, improved and adapted study strategies, improved attitude toward a subject, and improved motivation and self-esteem Goals of Tutoring
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Individualized Systematic Structured Peer-facilitated Self-paced Self-directed Reinforcement What Tutoring is
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Success in any course is dependent on the student implementing sound study strategies and putting in needed effort
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