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Professor F.C. Hornet says,
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"I know that the Academic
Support Center will help my students succeed.
They
can use the Tutoring Center, the Skills Center, or the Writing Center.
Which one is right for my students'
needs?"
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If your students want to work independently
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or text), |
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direct
them to the Skills Center. |
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Everything from study skills to grammar and writing to
critical thinking.
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ESL resources.
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"Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing" program.
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direct
them to the Tutoring Center OR the Writing
Center. |
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Student tutors in both Centers
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have earned "A" grades in the subjects they are
tutoring. |
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have been recommended by instructors. |
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Tutoring Center: |
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Tutors attend tutor-training workshops twice each semester. |
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Adjunct faculty tutor several subjects. |
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ESL tutoring: Grammar, pronunciation, and conversation. |
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Walk-in or by-appointment tutoring. |
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Writing Center: |
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Tutors take F.C.'s tutor-training course. |
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An English or ESL instructor tutors in the Center at all
times. |
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Walk-in or by-appointment tutoring. |
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direct
them to the Tutoring Center. |
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Tutors for most subjects already available. |
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The Tutoring Center staff will find tutors for other subjects. |
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(They found tutors 38 our of 40 times one recent semester!) |