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Tutoring Handbook
Tutoring Handbook cover

Table of Contents (94 pages total)

       Introduction

  1. Your job as a tutor
    Tips for working with your student
    Tips for working with your student's teacher

  2. Safety and liability issues

  3. Discovering your student's interests and building the relationship
    Some insightful questions to ask your student

  4. Why students learn differently or may be struggling

  5. Learning styles and instructional approaches

  6. Helping students with special needs

  7. Responding to students from diverse cultures and communities

  8. English as a second language (ESL)

  9. When family change or crisis affects student learning

  10. Tips on positive motivation and discipline
    Charts for recording student progress and goals

  11. Teaching reading and writing: K-8 (5 models)
    Model One: Listening and reading with very early readers
    Model Two: Getting meaning from stories K-3
    Model Three: Getting meaning from stories 4-8
    Model Four: Getting meaning from textbooks 4-8
    Model Five: Reading information books and writing reports

  12. Decoding... Helping Students Read Words
    Reading whole words
    Using context clues
    Reading with fluency
    Phonics -- sounding out words
    Recognizing word patterns and parts
    Helping students who struggle to learn words
    Word Games and activities

  13. Teaching comprehension and study skills
    Strategies for grades 1-4
    Strategies for grades 4-12, Bloom's Taxonomy
    Graphic Organizers

  14. Tips on teaching vocabulary

  15. Help!  Where can I get additional information?

  16. Recommended book lists
    Grade level and multicultural books


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