Welcome to SUNY Fredonia
Supplemental Instruction Program
Courses Participating in SI during the SPRING 2008 semester:
- ECON 200-01, 02
- MATH 122-01
- PHYS 122-01
Check out these FAQs about SI.
Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a program where Learning Center tutors work with all interested students from a particular class, typically required for a major. The SI tutors help students go over the concepts presented in class, as well as help students learn study methods pertinent to the subject. SI tutors work closely with the professor to supplement the class work. They do NOT replace the professor in any way, nor is SI a substitute for going to class and studying on your own. However, SI provides an excellent opportunity for students to solidify their knowledge of important concepts in a convenient, interactive, and friendly way.
Visit the Learning Center for more information and to contact the SI Supervisor, Victoria West.
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Faculty
SI Statistics for SUNY Fredonia since introduction of Supplemental Instruction Program in Fall 1996--
- Total number of sections of SI offered: 87
- Total number of students who could have attended SI sessions: 2815
- Total number of students who did choose to attend SI sessions: 1082 or 38%
- Total number of students who PASSED of those who attended SI: 962 or 89%
- Total number of students who PASSED but did NOT attend SI: 79%
4th Floor, Reed Library
(716) 673-3550
