Supplemental Instruction (SI), or Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) as it is commonly known in Australia, involves experienced senior student Peer Leaders who provide regularly scheduled peer learning sessions with students enrolled in university courses. Commonly implemented on first year subjects, the sessions integrate “how to learn” with “what to learn”, helping students achieve better grades and helping raise student retention rates. This paper discusses the challenges of supporting SI Leaders who are geographically dispersed across multiple campuses and considers the theoretical and empirical literature that informs the development of an online mentoring model.<br /
Peer learning is simply described as students from similar social groupings helping each other to le...
Technological advancements have forced space and time to evolve to present a virtual university that...
The benefits of peer mentoring for students studying in Higher Education are well established and ha...
This study investigated online mentoring as a method of supportinginexperienced, geographically-disp...
We analyse the introduction of peer mentors into classrooms to understand how in-class mentoring sup...
Two students at a Canadian university perceived there was a lack of opportunities for peer mentoring...
US universities have addressed student diversity for several decades, in an attempt to maximise the ...
With the challenge of widening participation no longer being just for institutions to ‘recruit their...
Peer-based learning support for students has become widely implemented in a range of undergraduate p...
Supplemental instruction (SI)—variously known as peer-assisted learning, peer-assisted study s...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to report the findings of an online peer-mentoring initiative ...
Peer-assisted learning (PAL) is a system of student support used in a growing number of universities...
Research suggests that the first six weeks in higher education are critical for student adjustment a...
The workshop will focus on what first-year students to higher education needs to be successful and h...
Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a peer-led academic support program in which SI Leaders help studen...
Peer learning is simply described as students from similar social groupings helping each other to le...
Technological advancements have forced space and time to evolve to present a virtual university that...
The benefits of peer mentoring for students studying in Higher Education are well established and ha...
This study investigated online mentoring as a method of supportinginexperienced, geographically-disp...
We analyse the introduction of peer mentors into classrooms to understand how in-class mentoring sup...
Two students at a Canadian university perceived there was a lack of opportunities for peer mentoring...
US universities have addressed student diversity for several decades, in an attempt to maximise the ...
With the challenge of widening participation no longer being just for institutions to ‘recruit their...
Peer-based learning support for students has become widely implemented in a range of undergraduate p...
Supplemental instruction (SI)—variously known as peer-assisted learning, peer-assisted study s...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to report the findings of an online peer-mentoring initiative ...
Peer-assisted learning (PAL) is a system of student support used in a growing number of universities...
Research suggests that the first six weeks in higher education are critical for student adjustment a...
The workshop will focus on what first-year students to higher education needs to be successful and h...
Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a peer-led academic support program in which SI Leaders help studen...
Peer learning is simply described as students from similar social groupings helping each other to le...
Technological advancements have forced space and time to evolve to present a virtual university that...
The benefits of peer mentoring for students studying in Higher Education are well established and ha...