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The Master Tutor-A Guidebook for More Effective Tutoring
The Master Tutor covers a research-based curriculum for training tutors. It uses state-of-the-art strategies and techniques that evolved from observations of 100% of tutor-tutee interactions as part of a 2-year research project at 15 colleges called The California Tutor Project.
163 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 21, 2018
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February 8, 2021
Good for peer to peer college level tutors
If you read only one chapter, go with chapter 2, the Tutoring Cycle, and get a feel for the steps in a session. I intend to incorporate the advice given here in my sessions as soon as I am able. The types of interactions in chapter 4 are also good and give a good idea of how banter within a session might work.
Formatting in the Kindle unlimited edition was atrocious. Luckily the book is short.
If you read only one chapter, go with chapter 2, the Tutoring Cycle, and get a feel for the steps in a session. I intend to incorporate the advice given here in my sessions as soon as I am able. The types of interactions in chapter 4 are also good and give a good idea of how banter within a session might work.
Formatting in the Kindle unlimited edition was atrocious. Luckily the book is short.
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