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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was struggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was struggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was struggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was struggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was struggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was struggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was struggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was struggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was stuggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was stuggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was stuggling with.

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Tutorials never really helped me with my classes, because I never understood the point of the tutorial, or how the feedback would teach me what I was

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Tutorials help me with anything that I may not understand or help me with any upcoming test.

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The teacher walks around the room and makes sure the students are on task, the teacher may also help with the trf.

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Teacher is supposed to teach you to learn new things and a tutor is someone that helps you understand. A student is someone that learns new things and ask questions.

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Teacher: keeps everyone on check.

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tutorials are coo but they only help me with math that it

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students- ask questions, take notes, and tries to help

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tutor- helps with a certain group, asks questions, and grades tutorials

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Students: Ask questions, take notes, and help the presenter

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The teachers role is to have their classroom organized which means having it set up to be ready to present

The tutors role is to help the student if they have a problem with the TRF

The students role is to have their TRF done and ask questions and take notes

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Tutor: Guides, grades, and facilitate the students

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a teacher is to teach and help as they teach , a tutorial is to make sure everybody is collaborating and

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they help with homework and do better with testing.

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Teachers try to keep students on track with the poc and such. While tutors take notes on the students trf and if the student needs help the tutor tries to lead the student in the right path to the answer but without giving them the answer. The students job is to complete the trf and give a good presentation to the group and try to get a better understanding about the poc.

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Teacher- watches over all tutorial groups while walking around usually or sits at they desk

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tutorials help me with work i am fully confused on and help me understand how i can do what i need to do more efficiently.

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Tutorials help me keep up in my classes because if I don’t know something they always helps me figure it out

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tutorials help me with math an thats about it

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Teacher- make sure students are on task
Tutor- grades TRFs and make sure all students are collaborating
Student- ask presenter questions/present POC

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Tutorials helped me because its kind of like studying and could be a refresher.

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teacher

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Teacher: Observes the the tutorial group and help

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The teacher is supposed to maintain a type of order and help the groups. The tutors role is to help the students with their poc. The students are supposed to create a poc on a difficult problem/question so that they can get a bettter understanding and to help their peers.

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Tutorials help me by teaching me how to do the work.

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Tutorials help me with homework.They also help me do good in class and do better in test.

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Tutorials help me with my homework. They also help me to do better in test.

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Tutorials have helped me with math and better helped me understand it.

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I have been in AVID and have done tutorials for the past 5 years. Tutorials can sometimes help but personally I find study groups to be more helpful.

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Tutorials help with many subjects. But it has helped me with my math homework.

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Tutorials helped especially in math or when I was struggling in a particular class other than that , I felt their was no reason for them

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For tutorials it really helps me get my work done and give me that extra time to work on different subjects or any questions i need asserting

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Tutorials never really didn't help me with anything. I feel like they are a waste of time, but that's just my opinion.

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Tutorials have helped get ready and more familiar with my math classes.

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Tutorials has helped me with my classes and work I didnt understand.

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tutorials aint the move no more ill ask a teacher for help if anything and that way is better

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Tutorials has helped me by me having a better understanding on a subject that I need help in

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Tutorials mainly helped me with my math classes.

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tutorials aint the move if anything asking the teacher is what i will do

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tutorials helped me mainly in math.

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For me tutorials have helped me get ready for any upcoming test or just big questions I couldn't answer.

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Tutorials for me has been a up and down thing. When I am struggling with something in a different class , I feel the tutorials are reasonable . If Im not struggling , then I feel their is no reason for them .

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I have had experience with AVID and using tutorials for a bout 5 years. Personally I think they can help at times such as using math as a POC since math is my weak subject.

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Tutorials was very much needed for my math classes and it helped me

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Tutorials has helped me gained a better understanding of things I did not understand in my classes. It acted as a way to help me practice before a test as well. However, I did find it unnecessary sometimes because most of the time, I would not need help or practice in some weeks and I'll be stuck trying to find something to write a POC on.

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As an educator I have mixed feelings about tutorials. I definitely see the benefit of students working together to solve a problem, however mandating that every student be confused about 2 different things a week was something I struggled with. I am excited for  CSGs towards the end of the year because they are more real life like and it's fun to watch you help one another!