10 Things Tutors Can Do That Books (And Computers) Cannot . . .farrelink.com: 12.07.20111. SMILE ! and 10. LISTEN !
2. Read aloud together.
Fluency (reading smoothly and with correct inflection) is very important to reading comprehension, but only speaking with other human beings can fully build this skill.
3. Model curiosity and inquiry.
Being a good tutor isn’t about what you know; it’s about showing how you know and showing others how to learn. Demonstrate the use of reference materials, and ask open ended questions that make you both think a little deeper about a topic.
4. Figure out how the skill is relevant to the learner’s life.
Every person has different goals and life experiences. Ask your learner “What should I know about you?” Write down what you hear, and then connect that information to what you are learning together. READ MORE !
Photo: John Zickefoose, Literacy Coordinator - Corona Public Library
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Thanks for sharing the tutor appreciation! Keep up the great work.
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