| Tutor Training-Advanced | |||
| TUT TRAIN: ADV | |||
| CLASS CODE: | GS 109A | CREDITS: 1 | |
| DIVISION: | GENERAL STUDIES | ||
| DEPARTMENT: | ADVISING | ||
| GENERAL EDUCATION: | This course does not fulfill a General Education requirement. | ||
| DESCRIPTION: | Advanced tutor training to meet student needs and national certification training in collaborative learning, learning strategies, structuring the learning experience and tutoring in specific subject areas. | ||
| TAUGHT: | |||
| CONTENT AND TOPICS: | Setting Expectations, The Art of Questioning, Critical Thinking Skills, Modeling Problem Solving, Structuring the Learning Experience, Motivation Techniques, Study Skills, Collaborative Learning, Learning Strategies. | ||
| GOALS AND OBJECTIVES: | Establishing a series of tutoring certificates. Allows tutors to receive recognition and positive reinforcement for their successful work from an international organization, CRLA. Sets up a standard for the minimum skills and training a tutor needs in order to be successful. | ||
| REQUIREMENTS: | Each tutor must complete all of the following:(1) Attend all tutor-training classes.(2) Read “The ABC’s of Tutoring and turn in the accompanying ABC’s Worksheet.(3) Attend scheduled interviews with instructor.(4) Prepare a one page typed evaluation of successes experienced, areas for improvement and insights gained as a tutor this semester. Also type any suggestions for improving the tutoring program.(5) Have four of your students complete a Tutor Evaluation form.(6) Complete a Tutor Self-Assessment Sheet.(7) Prepare a presentation to be given during the last class meeting on successes experienced as a turo and methods or techniques used to bring about thos successes.(8) Must have tutored a minimum of 75 hours. | ||
| PREREQUISITES: | GS 108A | ||
| OTHER: | The course encompasses fifteen one-hour tutor-training classes that meet once a week for the duration of the semester. | ||
| EFFECTIVE DATE: | August 2001 | ||