I believe there is many keys to a successful tutoring session starting off by introducing yourself and welcoming the tutee. As a tutor, you should always start with an introduction because it makes the student feel welcomed. I think the tutoring session goes well when a tutor introduces herself to the tutee, it makes the tutee feel comfortable. Making your student feel comfortable is another important key. When you
are starting off your session, it is always important to give off a good
vibe to the tutee. Good vibes consist of having good body language,
being friendly and overall making your tutee feel comfortable enough
around you. In Melissa's blog she states, "...he read only the first paragraph of
the student's paper...then the tutor sort of caught himself just
focusing on the LOCs and not talking to the student, therefore he
changed up his technique and got the student involved". It is very
important to involve the student as much as possible. Reading out loud
can be very useful and can lead to a collaborative tutoring session. By doing
this you give time to think about what is read and then you can take
that time to formulate questions. The tutee is obviously not an
expert at writing. I
think its best when the tutor focuses more on Hoc than the Loc's . The
tutor shouldn't tell the tutee what to write, let them think, don't make
them feel low. I think its best when the tutee know how to explain what
their paper is about. The more that a student comes to the writing center and get feedback on
their work is the better their paper will. All of these strategies are the keys
to having an ideal tutoring session.
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