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An independent samples t-test for unequal variances was calculated comparing the mean scores of tutored (n=44) versus nontutored students (n= 755) on Academic Success in Developmental English courses (total As, Bs, and Cs) for Fall 2011 (see Table 1).

The effectiveness of tutoring on developmental English grades

Neville (1999) found the tutorless groups identified fewer learning issues compared with tutored groups.

Tutorless PBL groups in a medical school

In the end, the tutees in the experimental program earned significantly higher grades in the subjects in which they were tutored, passed more courses, and had better attendance records.

Tutoring helps those who give, those who receive

Peer tutored students performed better than students who received no peer tutoring.

Peer tutoring in arithmetic for children with learning disabilities

I found that when our non-English majors tutored students on literary analysis papers, sometimes they didn't encourage students to abandon plot summaries, and sometimes they were dumbstruck when faced with feminist or historical/cultural readings of texts.

Designing tutor guides to enhance effectiveness across disciplines and with special demographics

High school students tutored them, 30-45 minutes a day, for four days a week.

MIX AND MATCH: THE EFFECTS OF CROSS-AGE TUTORING ON LITERACY

I had previously tutored in a writing center and worked in a managerial capacity as chair of an English department.

Whose space is it anyway? A new writing center administrator's reflection on negotiating space

If he were in a situation where he was being tutored and he began to cry, he would want the tutor to "ask me why I was crying, and listen and care.

Tears of a tutee

Leslie had taught for a year in our composition program and had tutored at another institution.

Context matters: incorporating tutor development into the writing center

I was able to see more of a progression with the students that I tutored because I saw them in class as well as seeing them one-on-one for tutoring.

Beyond training: the hands-on classes available for tutors at Centenary College

Questionnaires went to twenty-one students from elementary schools, high schools, and colleges in New Jersey, North Carolina, and California; to both traditional and nontraditional students; to people who have never been tutored and to people who have been tutored; to both ESL writers and to writers for whom English is the first language; and to younger tutors.