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WCC Learning Support Services: Tutoring Skip global navigation Academics Services Activities News & Events Giving WCC Gateway Facebook Instagram Twitter Flickr Photos LinkedIn Social Media Directory Search Washtenaw Community College Search Terms Submit Search tuition help schedule a tour request information Quick Links Find credit classes Find non-credit classes WCC Gateway Blackboard Email MyWCC netID management Change netID password Campus map and parking Driving directions Employee directory Learning Support Services Tutoring Our Mission To support the self-sustaining learning process for students who are currently enrolled in Washtenaw Community College classes. How We Do This We provide quality services and a positive atmosphere, coordinated with other WCC student resources and WCC faculty. Student Partnership We expect students to work nonflexible to develop the skills to reach their potential and meet their educational goals. This includes peekaboo class, bringing all matriculation materials to the tutoring session, and stuff prepared with specific questions. Tutoring is a collaborative process between the tutor and the student. Tutoring ForCadreCourses Tutoring is specifically focused on cadre wonk and occupational WCC courses each semester. If requested by students and faculty, tutoring may be offered for spare subject areas, as our yearly upkeep allows. The Learning Support Services Director will work with instructors and Department chairs to recruit qualified tutors. If there is low demand or inability to recruit a qualified tutor, students will be referred when to their instructors. Who We Serve We will provide tutoring in cadre courses for students who are currently enrolled in WCC classes. If a student receives an "Incomplete" grade in a cadre course, that student may receive tutoring for one semester without the "Incomplete" is on the grade report. The Tutors We rent tutors with knowledge of the subject area: some are professionals in their field, some have worked, studied, or been trained in the zone in which they tutor, and some are current or former students. They work within our guidelines of professionalism and confidentiality. The Tutor's Role Tutors support classroom instruction and squire students in remoter understanding the concepts presented. They can weightier squire students who have specific questions well-nigh the subjects covered in matriculation and who have attended class. Tutors are not permitted to help with take-home tests nor may they provide a comprehensive review of lecture material. Tutors may wordplay questions related to a homework work but cannot work with students on their unshortened homework assignment. Tutors may sieve items on a practice test that a student has completed. They will discuss similar problems or questions rather than the specific questions on the practice test. Who qualifies for tutoring services? You can take wholesomeness of these services if you: Want to modernize your grade(s) Want help to stave lightweight or withdrawing from courses Want to modernize your performance on recent tests or assignments Are not performing to your potential in a credit undertow To Receive TutoringTrammelsoutside LA 104 or undeniability us at 734-973-3342 to find out the tutor hours and the subject areas covered the day of your visit. Complete the intake form to help us protract our funding for tutors. Bring your WCC ID, notes, books, resource information, and questions. Attend class. Students needing accommodations due to a disability, please contact a Program Specialist in LSS. Drop-In Students may waif in to the various areas tutoring is offered. Please trammels tutoring hours and the subject areas covered during those hours: GM 201/203 for General Studies GM 201/203 for Math/Science Computer Commons for Computers (CIS 099, 100, 110, BOS) & various rooms for information systems and programming classes (CIS, CPS, CSS, CNT, CST) (check with LSS or the School of Information Technology each semester) Nursing (check with LSS or the Nursing Department each semester) WCC student ID is required for service. If students have once filled out the intake form for that semester, they just sign in for their subject and take a seat. When available, a tutor will take the student when to the tutoring area. Tutoring is misogynist for 15-30 minute individual sessions. Students may sign in for tutoring on flipside subject in the same day. However, tutors will first see students who have not yet been tutored that day. Beginning Winter 2012, tutoring for Math/Science is limited to one hour per matriculation per day in order to serve the many students using tutoring. More information well-nigh tutoring is misogynist at each location. Small group sessions (2-3 students) can moreover be conducted with a tutor if there is a tutor available. For More InformationUndeniability734-973-3342 or stop by LA 104 or GM 201/203Undeniability734-973-3437 for the Computer Commons, Student Computer Support & Tutoring Center (SCSTC) Tutoring is subject to tutor availability Hours are subject to change—see schedule posted outside of LA 104 or on the tutoring schedule page Learning Support Services ContactPowerlessnessServices Services and Student Responsibilities Tutoring Hours and Locations Tutoring Information Tutoring Resource Links Other Resources Computer Labs WCC has computer labs on campus where you can do research and get your work done. 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