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About Tutor Learner
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What are Tutor Learner's Contents?
How computer-literate must users be to use the program?
How was Tutor Learner developed?
Tutor Learner is a self-paced, self-directed computer program
that helps students learn to become tutors. By using Tutor Learner
with materials from the Tutor Tutor project and materials from the
California Tutor Project, we have the opportunity to enabling
tutor-trainees, tutors, tutoring supervisors, and instructors to communicate
with each other about common issues and concerns.
FELIX PEREZ
Tutorial Coordinator/Instructor (1975 to 2013)
Skyline College
San Bruno, California
Past President 1993-94 ACCTLA
(Association of California Colleges on Tutoring and Learning Assistance)
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- The Four Goals of Tutoring...Foster Student Independence, Stimulate
Active Learning, Foster Mastery of the Material, Increase Self-esteem
- Tutor's Code of Conduct...seven things that to make the tutoring
relationship successful
- The Prompt-Response Method...the technique of successful tutoring
- The Tutor's Bag of Tricks...teaching and learning tools to
use in tutoring
- Group Tutoring...techniques for tutoring groups of students
- The 12-Step Tutoring Cycle...how to do it...step by step
- The First Session...getting tutoring started on the right foot
- Common Mistakes...things to avoid
- Learning Skills Materials...print these out and give them to
your tutees
Because Tutor Learner is self-paced and self-directed, users can
explore its topics in whatever order they wish. Instructors or tutoring
supervisors may suggest topics to coincide with a training curriculum.
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Users need two sets of skills...
- how to point-and-click with a mouse
- how to move around in a website
If you got this far, you probably know how to point and click with a mouse.
If need help learning how to move around in a website, click
here to go to Tutor Learner's built-in web-tutorial.
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- Tutor Learner is a combination of two projects adapted to meet the
needs of todays tutors. The two projects are the Tutor Tutor Project
(1995) and the California Tutor Project (1991-92).
- Tutor Tutor was written and produce by Eric Golanty, Ph.D., Instructor,
Las Positas College
- Las Positas College
3033 Collier Canyon Rd
Livermore CA 94550
- Tutor Tutor Designer/Webmaster: Tamsen Bryon
- Tutor TutorReviewers:
- Karen Halliday, Vice President of Student Services, Las Positas
College
- Martin Jue, Director, Tutoring Services, West Valley College
- John Porter, Department of Education, State of Idaho
- Nadine Rosenthal, San Francisco City College
- Shannon Stanley, Director, Tutoring Services, Las Positas College
- Tutor Tutor Sponsors:
- United States Department of Education, Title 3 (Strengthening
Institutions) grant
- President's Educational Development Fund, Las Positas College
- Student Services, Las Positas College
- Department of Health, Recreation and Physical Education, Las Positas
College
- Adaptations
- Materials from the California
Tutor Project a California Community Colleges Funded project
funded by Instructional Improvement Program (FII) and administered
by the Chancellor’s Office, California Community Colleges
in 1991-92. Dr. Ross B. MacDonald, was the Director of the California
Tutor Project.
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Contact:Félix Pérez, fperez@my.smccd.edu
or David Reed, reedd@smccd.edu
Regular Mail:
Skyline College
3300 College Dr.
San Bruno CA 94066
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