Additional Tutoring Tips and Resources
Below you'll find several documents to help you improve your tutoring skills and form an even more successful relationship with your tutee.
Quick Suggestions for Tutors: If you don't have time to read anything else, read this one!
Advice from Previous Tutors: Carleton students offer their tips and recommendations
First Day: Getting to Know Your Tutee: Filled with some great get-to-know-you ideas
Tutoring Session Ideas and Strategies: Tips and strategies to get the most out of your tutoring session
Homework and Non-Homework Ideas: What to do when your tutee does or does not have their homework
Tutoring ESL Students: Article by Harris and Silva regarding tutoring students for which English is not the first language
Learning Styles and Stages of Student Development: Describes different kinds of learners and strategies to tutor, as well as the different age levels of student development
Inside the Tutoring Session: All you need to know about the tutoring session
Being Professional: A short article about behaving professionally while tutoring
Reflective Listening: Tips on the best way to connect with your tutee
Relationships and Boundaries: Guidelines and suggestions regarding appropriate relationships with your tutee
Coping with Difficult Tutoring Situations: Do's and don't's for difficult situations
Behavior Management: What to do if behavior problems arise
Cultural Sensitivity: Tips for working with children of different backgrounds and ages
Mandatory Reporting: Guidelines for reporting child abuse and neglect
Online References and Resources: More online resources for math and reading tutoring
- Created 27 October 2014; Published 30 October 20142014_10_27_CCCE_Tutor_Training_version 1 (without question panel)Professor Eric McDonald giving tips for tutoring.