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Learning Center
Reed Library, Fourth Floor
Carnahan-Jackson Center for Learning and Scholarship
SUNY Fredonia
Fredonia, NY 14063
Ph: 716 673-3550

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Courses Participating in GSS During the Fall 2009 semester:

  • ANTH 115
  • ANTH 300
  • ANTH 301
  • ARTH 102
  • GEO 150
  • PSY 342
  • CHEM 115 TBA
  • BIOL 111 TBA
  • Past GSS offerings:

  • ANTH 115
  • CHEM 115
  • ECON 201
  • FREN 115
  • HIST 133
  • MAED 301
  • MATH 104
  • MATH 105
  • MATH 120
  • MATH 122
  • MATH 231
  • PHIL 115
  • PHYS 230
  • PHYS 231
  • PSYC 129
  • Wondering how GSS compares with SI?   Click here.

     

    Recognizing the value of group study and in response to student need, the Learning Center is developing a service for classes where it is evident that several students would benefit from peer tutoring specific to that class.  While drop-in tutoring would still be recommended, a Guided Study Session tutor would facilitate 3-5 study sessions in consultation with the class instructor.  Most likely these study sessions would be planned around scheduled exams.  In essence, these Guided Study Sessions more closely resemble an alternate configuration of drop-in tutoring as opposed to courses sponsoring Supplemental Instruction (SI).

    Course Example:

    Math 104 Elementary Mathematical Models.   Students who have completed Course II only may be apprehensive about math in general, may be concerned about using tools like a math/science calculator or may be anxious about terms like "logistic growth models," "linear regression," and "sequencing."  In a Guided Study Session with a tutor, students could practice various study skills within the context of the course, compare note-taking methods and discuss how to best use the text.

    Visit the Learning Center for more information and to contact the GSS Supervisor, Victoria West.


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