Peer Tutoring 11
Helps students develop a variety of skills related to teaching & learning styles as well as a basic understanding of Learning Disabilities, ADHD/ADD & other factors which can impact learning & achievement. Peer tutors will develop effective communication skills, begin to understand the variety of teaching and learning styles that their peers possess & to apply effective teaching strategies to develop a more thorough understanding of the curriculum.
To recognize the need to be adaptable, resilient & flexible in order to meet the ever-changing opportunities & challenges presented by their tutees. Understand how ongoing purposeful peer support contributes to the success & well-being of individuals, communities & society. Develop awareness of their personal strengths, competencies, values & passions & use this self-knowledge to inform their interactions with others. Communicate & interact collaboratively with others.
Understanding our strengths, weaknesses & personal preferences helps us plan and achieve our goals. Healthy choices influence & are influenced by, our physical, emotional & mental well-being. Preparation & organization helps people engage more regularly & experience success. Building the skills of lifelong learning can help us adapt & thrive. Life-long learning fosters career opportunities.
Aboriginal Worldviews and Perspectives: Peer Tutoring 11 offers students an opportunity to learn about themselves, others, their community, and cultures (theirs and others). Through this exposure to students who require assistance in academic studies, these Peer Tutors will connect with their community members and develop reciprocating relationships, while discovering a sense of place.