My
second tutoring observation
When I walked into the
second observation I noticed he looked very sophisticated, and intelligent. He
introduced himself to her and explained to her why I was in the room with them.
i thought that was a nice gesture because most Students feel uncomfortable with
me in the room. He first asked for the assignment, and he read the assignment
out loud to her, so that they both were clear on what they were reading. He read
her title to see if the title matched the title of her essay, I think it’s always
important to pay attention to those things. While he read he made sure to make
marks on the paper to go and discuss confusions with her. He also wrote notes
to himself about the paper, this is a good strategy because that shows the
student that you are there to help them and as a tutor you’re doing your best
to do so. He was always specific on things that she needed to work on. One concept
I did like was when he brought outside issues to help her with her topic
better. There was a point during the session that the student asked for grammar
help and eh explained to her that grammar isn't that important when writing a
paper, that professor look for the more complex things like structure,
organization and a clear thesis. But he gave her a suggestion that by reading out
loud she would recognize her own grammatical mistakes.
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