Sample Power Point presentation used by Foothill High's Knights For Knowledge student board members in recruiting peer tutors.
Sample Power Point presentation used by Foothill High's Knights For Knowledge student board members in recruiting peer tutors.
Getting the word out about your peer tutoring program is an important step towards a successful endeavor and ensures that students who need it are aware that help is available. Get some inspiration from Upland High School's homework Center for creating an eye-catching flyer.
This Google Form used by students at RHS to request tutoring from their peers can also be retrieved via a flyer containing a QR code which students can scan to access the tutoring request form.
Application form used at Centennial Junior High School to determine the eligibility of prospective tutors for the school's peer tutoring program, designed to support students with disabilities.
For prospective peer tutors interested in participating the school's peer tutoring course, answers to frequently asked questions about the program are provided in this document submitted by West Springfield High School
One of the first steps in forming a schoolwide peer tutoring program involves getting stakeholders onboard. Get ideas from Hillcrest's proposal for what to include in yours.
This quick guide by Accommodation Central describes different types of peer tutoring programs and briefly outlines the steps for implementation
This peer tutor application form from Ryle High School, Kentucky, asks applicants questions about career aspirations, comfort level working with same age peers, extracurricular activities, teachers they would prefer to work with and more. There is also a teacher endorsement section on the two-page form.
This two-page guide by Lower Columbia College via Duke University offers tips for Math peer tutors to succeed in their roles. In this document you'll find advice on the basic steps for assisting students, teaching concepts, addressing Math anxiety and more.