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Tutee Responsibilities

WNCC Tutoring Services - Tutee Responsibilities

DO:

  • Be familiar with the material you are working on before using tutoring. Read all assigned material.
  • Come with a list of questions.
  • Share with your tutor any preferred way of learning that you may have.
  • Get to know your instructor and visit him during office hours. Your teacher is your best resource.
  • Recognize this is a drop-in tutoring center. Tutors may need to circulate frequently.
  • Ask the tutor to re-state or re-explain anything you did not understand.
  • Tell the tutor if he or she is moving too quickly through the material. The goal is to tutor for understanding and not simply to cover all the material.
  • Continue to attend all class sessions
  • Continue to read, attempt to complete all assignments, and write down questions you want to discuss with the tutor.
Remember: tutoring is not a substitute for class attendance and participation and failure to study on your own.

DON'T:

  • Dont ask your tutor to give you all the answers or to do your homework for you. They are here to help you learn how to do the work yourself.
  • Dont wait until the day before or day of a quiz to get helpa tutor may not be available.
  • Dont come unprepared.
Contact Information
Tammie Kleich
Independent Learning
& Assessment Center

Director
(308) 635-6072
kleicht@wncc.edu

Susan Dickinson
English Instructor
Writing Center
(308) 635-6114
dickinso@wncc.edu

Jack Webb
Math Center Coordinator/
Certified Math Tutor
webbj238@wncc.edu
(308) 635-6052
Important Dates


Equal Access Statement
Western Nebraska Community College is committed to providing equal access to educational opportunities. If you believe that you qualify under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), please contact the Director of Counseling (308-635-6090) as soon as possible to begin a process of documentation review and determination for appropriate accommodation or adaptive strategies.
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