Tutoring Do's
- A face to face relationship between a tutor and a student.
- An open and good communication between the tutee and the tutor
- Guide tutee to become independent.
- Build trust and honesty between tutors and tutee.
- Gives feedback and strategies to better a writing piece.
- Gives tutees’ expectations about their work.
- Is the help you need to become a better writer.
- Demonstrate care and responsibilities for the tutees and their writing piece.
- Listen to any problem the tutees might have with their piece.
- Gives strategies to become a better writer.
- Be respectful with the tutees and their work.
- Prepare to answer questions and make everything clear and understandable for the tutee.
- Show concern about the writer's piece.
- Set examples for the writer to have an idea of how to make the writing piece better.
- Very professional and respectful.
Tutoring Don'ts
- Correct errors.
- Take over the tutee's paper.
- Tutors don’t be messy and unprepared.
-Tutors don’t rush during a tutoring section.
- Tutors don’t tell their tutees what to write in their paper.
- Tutors don’t lead students on with questions unanswered or without making suggestions.
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