The goal of tutoring is to encourage students to develop skills, strategies, and attitudes necessary to reach their academic goals. Tutors provide help in specific course material while integrating study and learning strategies to promote independent learning. All tutoring services at Rhodes State College are offered to students free of charge and are available for most general education courses and for many technical courses.
To better serve students, tutoring services can be found in the Life and Physical Sciences building, as well as in an online environment:
- Tutor.com is available 24/7 for drop-ins or appointments and is accessible from the left side menu in all Canvas courses and communities. Instructions for accessing the service are available via video or the how-to guide for Tutor.com.
- Technical Support for Tutor.com is available online or at studentsupport@tutor.com 24/7.
- On-Campus Tutors are available in the Science Building, Room 240.
- The Ohio eTutoring Consortium is available as an online alternative to Tutor.com.
In addition to working with students on course-specific topics, tutors are available to guide students in strategies and techniques for being successful in college. Tutors can help in many ways, such as learning new ways to prepare for and take tests, finding out how to get the most out of classroom lectures, or discovering effective ways to manage time.
Faculty members have access to a Tutor.com dashboard and analytics, which provide information on which students have utilized tutoring and the topics covered.
- Tutor.com for Higher Education: How We Work | Demo Video.
- Faculty How It Works Guide
Wondering why you should work with a tutor?
Here are few reasons:
- All tutors are subject matter experts who are knowledgeable, friendly and trained to assist you.
- Tutoring can help you gain confidence in completing homework and lab work independently
Wondering why you should visit the Tutoring Center in SCI 240?
- Computers are available for online tutoring or individual study
- Atmosphere: it is a great place to work individually, in our cubicles, or in groups
Aspire
Aspire (formerly Adult Basic and Literacy Education) is a program that offers free services for individuals who need assistance acquiring the skills to be successful in post-secondary education, training and employment including those who have a high school diploma.
Becoming a Tutor
The goal of the tutor is to encourage students to develop skills, strategies, and attitudes necessary to reach their academic goals.
Online Tutoring
The Tutoring Center collaborates with the OhioLink eTutoring online platform to provide FREE online tutoring to all Rhodes State College students.
