How to get a tutor, step by
step
(Updated
01/10/2008)
Tutoring hours will begin on Monday,
January 21, 2008.
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for Math 3-250 |
Look at the schedules for
drop-in hours first. |
The schedules for drop-in hours are available early in each semester—check back for updates, because schedules can change. Make sure you hit “reload” to get the most current schedule. You should use drop-in hours if at all possible. This can save time by avoiding problems with phone tag, conflicts in schedules, and so forth. The schedules are at http://www.psu.edu/dept/altoonalrc/prosch.html (for professional tutors).
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If you can use drop-in hours,
just drop in. |
If you want to see one of the tutors during his or her drop-in hours, you do not need an appointment. Simply stop by the tutor’s office during the scheduled drop-in hours. Of course, you will have to wait for your turn if other students are there.
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If you can’t use drop-in hours, check the list of courses for which we have tutoring.
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We have peer tutors available by appointment for SP08 math courses. Please follow the instructions at http://www.psu.edu/dept/altoonalrc/crslist.html to request a peer tutor. |
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if we don’t have any tutors for your course
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1. 2. Discuss problems with your professor. 3. Organize a study group. 4. Consult a study skills tutor. Request one by using the form at http://www.psu.edu/dept/altoonalrc/crslist.html 5. Review the study skills links at the LRC home page: http://www.psu.edu/dept/altoonalrc/urls.htm 6. Consider tutorial software. Does your textbook have a CD or website? These can be very helpful. 7. |
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If you have questions about the
LRC, contact Paula Ford by e-mail (pxf3 at psu dot edu)
or at 949-5112.
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