How can the AAC support YOU?
- Free peer tutoring in the course you teach
- Peer assisted weekly study sessions
- Embedded Tutors
- Tutor is in your course to assist students
- Online Tutoring
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NetTutor is accessed through Canvas so students have an easy point of entry (no additional sign on needed).
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Stamp Assignment
- Ask students to meet with an AAC as part of an assignment
- Especially courses that don't have English prerequisites
- Tutors offer feedback on content, organization & structure, formatting, and proper citations.
- Please email Lindsay Laney Faculty Coordinator when planning to assign your first stamp.
- Tutor Class Visits
- Have a tutor visit your class to present information on a study skill
- Office Hours
- A place to meet with your students
How can YOU support the AAC?
- Suggest/require students to use the AAC
- Bring your class on an AAC "field trip" to learn about AAC services
- Students learn the location and see the AAC in action
- Have a tutor come to your class to present the AAC
- Students get to meet a tutor and ask questions
- Include a write-up about the AAC in your syllabus
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Recommend and recruit tutors
- We are always looking for qualified tutors!