Tutoring Services | University of Wisconsin-Green Bay

The Tutoring and Learning Center, CL 102

UW-Green Bay’s Tutoring Services is growing! You should check it out!

WHAT: TUTORING & LEARNING CENTER
WHERE: Cofrin Library, CL 102
WHEN: Spring 2009 Semester
WHY: Place to go to request tutoring, to get tutored, plus find other resources at the TLC

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Tutoring Services offers free academic support in a variety of subjects each semester. Study Group Leaders will offer group support. Peer Tutors will offer one-on-one assistance in some limited subjects. These students are subject area experts who have successfully completed the course and who are able to answer questions, review course material, help prepare for exams, guide discussion and provide tips on study strategies.

Study Groups

See the list on the right of undergraduate courses in which study groups are affiliated. Locations, dates and times, as well as the leader’s name is available by clicking on the link. Just show up during the time listed.

Don't see your course listed?

the Study Group Request form

Looking for one-on-one help?

Want to be a tutor?

Study Group Leader form

Click on the link for the course title and number to see locations, dates, times or specific instructions.

-FALL '09 Course Listing:

The list will be available in early September.

TIPS FROM TUTORS... to tackle those tests! (pdf)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Who can use Tutoring Services?
A. All undergraduates currently enrolled for credit at UW-Green Bay.

Q. Is there a cost for tutoring?
A. No, it is free.

Q. What kind of tutoring will I receive?
A. Tutoring Services primarily uses the study group model for tutoring. Some individual peer tutoring sessions will be available.

Q. What is peer tutoring?
A. Peer tutoring is a way to learn through subject area experts who are students just like you, but have successfully completed the course material, usually with the same instructor. They have received additional training to help you succeed.

Q. Where will tutoring take place?
A. Tutoring will occur in various locations on campus, generally in classroom space and in the new Tutoring & Learning Center, CL 102. The Tutoring Services website will list locations for Study Group offerings.

Q. Where can I find more information on Tutoring Services?
A. Stop by the Tutoring & Learning Center, CL 102 or this Web site or by calling 920-465-2710 to speak with the Tutoring Services Coordinator.



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