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The 여우알바 Academic Tutoring Program (ATP) provides free academic tutoring and counseling services to Harvard Summer School students. With over 20 years of experience, Academic Tutor Online helps students acquire the skills and knowledge they need to succeed academically. Matching students with experienced, well-trained teachers who understand their charges and understand their needs is Academic Tutor Online’s top priority.

Our goal with Olive Tree Tutoring is to use a non-traditional mentoring model that helps students grow at their own pace. Our mission is to change the mindset of mentoring by taking a holistic approach to shaping young adults and adolescents with educational barriers and mental health needs. The goal of the mentoring program is for students to better understand course content through peer-to-peer learning groups that promote student greater confidence to succeed in their academic work at Brown and beyond. The purpose of peer mentors is to help students review course content through interactive learning strategies.

The Academic Skills Program was designed to help students expand their study skills and organizational strategies for greater academic success. From mentoring to strengthening good study habits, we partner with students to develop the skills and mindset needed to succeed in courses and overcome the challenges of academic life. Throughout the school year, we offer a combination of drop-in classes, small group classes and online learning.

The tutoring program does its best to offer a variety of group classes, but students may need to change their schedule to accommodate available tutoring classes. We can put you in touch with a tutor or help set up an appointment for later. If you know you need to make an appointment (for an exam, work, or project), or you just want to be sure a tutor is available, you can make an appointment yourself. If the tutor is available, you can register and immediately receive a link to an online meeting with the tutor.

Appointments for selected courses can be made with our trained fellow students/tutors. ASC tutors collect resources to help you with the courses for which tuition is provided. ASC mentors provide online academic support through Canvas for a wide range of core skills, translation, STEM, and degree or certification courses.

Peer learning support staff includes mentors, academic coaches and continuing education leaders, both undergraduate and postgraduate. Peer Mentors are fellow students who provide academic and social support to incoming freshmen participating in the First Year Experience Workshop. ATP faculty are undergraduate and graduate students at Harvard University.

The Tutoring and Academic Support Service (TASS) helps college students raise the bar for classroom achievement by providing resources that open the door to academic excellence. Tutoring Services, an Academic Success Center program housed in the Barth Ludeck Center, Office 237, the Academic Success Center offers free individual and group tuition from peer tutors in subject matter courses. Most mentoring sessions are scheduled at the Academic Success Center during regular Mentoring Service hours.

Please note that all mentoring services operate within the principles of academic integrity. Get additional support and advice as needed. Student Expectations As a student, it is important to get the most out of your personal academic advising plan. Academic requirements and qualifications depend on the needs of the student being trained.

An academic tutor at a tutoring center may be required to assess students’ academic skills, sometimes using computer-based learning tools. In some situations, academic faculty members are regularly assessed by university staff or through written assessment forms completed by students. In business, academic educators are usually required to teach students for a minimum number of hours per week. The responsibilities of an academic mentor typically include assessing knowledge and skills, teaching subject content, and monitoring student progress.

A math tutor, for example, can focus on a long section, review assignments, and help the student prepare for upcoming tests. Tutors also work with students to develop important academic skills such as time management, effective note-taking and reading comprehension. We use Google Docs and Google Jamboard to help teachers and students work together.

Academic coaches offer individual, laboratory or classroom support to students for key graduate-level skills such as time management, motivation, and concentration. If the student’s skills are currently below school level and require intensive support, or if they are taking multiple AP or IB courses, face-to-face or online mentoring may help. This love of mentoring students also means that your mentoring or mentoring your students can have additional benefits beyond the potential improvement in grades.

If a student complains that they hate the school or a particular class, the tutor can change his or her mind. Your mentor may be a current or former school teacher, a professional with many years of experience in the field, or an undergraduate or graduate student with up-to-date knowledge and methods in a particular subject. Our staff consists of mentors who are experienced in their subject areas and who care about your success. All currently enrolled UGA undergraduate students can meet with a fellow tutor who has successfully completed a course to discuss class content, ask questions, and share learning tips and resources.

The Academic Resource Center’s tutoring program meets the International Tutoring Training Program (ITTPC) Level 1 certification requirements and is licensed to certify tutors as recommended by the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA). The Academic Impact Cougar Tutor Program supports preparing middle and high school students for college by teaching essential study skills, strengthening the academic core, and strongly encouraging undergraduate courses.

Peer mentors at the Academic Resource Center, the Academic Resource Center, enjoy flexible hours, focused professional development, and a source of extra income by helping their fellow students. Most students, regardless of their age. Most students find they need academic help and guidance at some point in their studies.