A Look at Productive Tutoring Techniques
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Video Training Series Developed and Produced by
the Undergraduate Tutorial Center
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Productive tutoring consists of a complex set of behaviors that can best be taught by demonstrating effective techniques, allowing practice in real tutoring situations, and giving opportunities for reflection and discussion. Over time, this guided training approach steadily closes the gap between actual and optimal tutoring performances.
A Look at Productive Tutoring Techniques is designed to be used in this cycle of modeling, practice, reflection, and discussion. This training videotape series consists of eight modules and over 90 minutes of actual tutoring footage. Prompts are included to remind viewers to pause and discuss what they have seen.
Training videos are resources recommended by the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA) to be included in tutoring programs receiving CRLA certification. The videos can also be used by middle and high school students. Click here for more information for public school purchases.
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