As a non-traditional graduate student and peer writing tutor, Itchuaqiaq explores the challenges she and other older students encounter connecting with their much-younger undergraduate tutees. Itchuaquiq includes several reflections from other non-traditional graduate peer tutors that explain the struggles they face establishing an appropriate peer power balance. Additionally, Itchuaquiq calls for more writing center research on how age affects tutees\u27 writing center perceptions and experiences
Improving the benefits of cross-age peer tutoring is explored in this capstone project. This is impo...
Recent changes in higher education have meant that universities have had to re-evaluate teaching pra...
The purpose of this study was to examine the satisfaction and perceived learning and development of ...
From 2003 to 2006, I worked as a writing center tutor at a small, private, liberal arts college. I w...
The term mentoring has traditionally been associated with mentors being senior in age and experienc...
As I considered how to open this essay, I was rereading Ryan and Zimmerelli’s Bedford Guide for Writ...
Incontrovertibly, the conceptualization and implementation of tutorial programs in many higher educa...
Because of the author’s experience hearing from other writing center professionals at community coll...
This study examined the role of both age and age diversity in mentorships using quantitative and qua...
Peer tutoring in Higher Education is being used with increasing frequency to aid in student learning...
The purpose of this qualitative study was to answer three research questions. 1) What are the positi...
Peer Tutoring schemes frequently appeal to educators in Higher Education and there is much literatur...
The term "peer " is often used to mean both tutor and tutee, but writing center directors ...
In high school writing centers that employ students as tutors, staff members can face challenges as ...
Compared to research on the giving of advice (e.g. Hutchby 1995), relatively less work has been cond...
Improving the benefits of cross-age peer tutoring is explored in this capstone project. This is impo...
Recent changes in higher education have meant that universities have had to re-evaluate teaching pra...
The purpose of this study was to examine the satisfaction and perceived learning and development of ...
From 2003 to 2006, I worked as a writing center tutor at a small, private, liberal arts college. I w...
The term mentoring has traditionally been associated with mentors being senior in age and experienc...
As I considered how to open this essay, I was rereading Ryan and Zimmerelli’s Bedford Guide for Writ...
Incontrovertibly, the conceptualization and implementation of tutorial programs in many higher educa...
Because of the author’s experience hearing from other writing center professionals at community coll...
This study examined the role of both age and age diversity in mentorships using quantitative and qua...
Peer tutoring in Higher Education is being used with increasing frequency to aid in student learning...
The purpose of this qualitative study was to answer three research questions. 1) What are the positi...
Peer Tutoring schemes frequently appeal to educators in Higher Education and there is much literatur...
The term "peer " is often used to mean both tutor and tutee, but writing center directors ...
In high school writing centers that employ students as tutors, staff members can face challenges as ...
Compared to research on the giving of advice (e.g. Hutchby 1995), relatively less work has been cond...
Improving the benefits of cross-age peer tutoring is explored in this capstone project. This is impo...
Recent changes in higher education have meant that universities have had to re-evaluate teaching pra...
The purpose of this study was to examine the satisfaction and perceived learning and development of ...