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Benefits to Alaskan Students: 
  • Provides one-on-one learning experience 
  • Provides a role model 
  • ​Provides another direct line of trust and communication 
  • Improves academic performance and personal growth 
  • Improves attitude on content area and success 
  • Generates stronger skills and strategies 
  • Motivates self paced learning 
  • Improve's students emotional and mental attitude 
  • ​Improves communication skills and oral responses and interactions 
  • Provides a higher level of thinking
  • Increase general knowledge on content area ​
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Benefits to KU Tutors
  •  Increases opportunity to reinforce instruction
  •  Positive and engaging communication
  •  Enhances use and knowledge with technology
  • Facilitates cultural integration
  • Enhances positive outlook on attitude towards teaching
  • Teaches behavior and time management
  • ​Introduces new skills and techniques to use in the classroom
  • Increases motivation to maintain order 
  •  Increased confidence of subject areas
  • Learning how to make adaptations and differentiate material to meed the needs of all learners 
  • Enhances positive outlook and attitude towards teaching 
  • Teaches behavior and time management skills 
Through tutoring we were able to develop into a teacher candidate that allows us to be prepared for student teaching and a first year teacher.
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“I enjoyed tutoring a lot this year. It was an amazing learning experience for me. I was able to practice the teaching strategies that I was learning in my classes. Tutoring definitely helped me to realize that teaching was the right profession for me.”- 2015 tutor 
“This tutoring experience has made me a better teacher.” - 2015 tutor
“I think everyone should be involved with a distance intervention program before they student teach.”-2015 Tutor
Breaking Cultural Barriers
“Tutors had to be prepared for, and sensitive to, students whose background and life experiences were far different from their own.” –Dr Kristen Bazley (2015)
  • Facilitates cultural integration 
  • Greater understanding or cultural and literacy barriers 
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  • Home
  • Distance Interventionists: Present and Past
  • Tutoring Services
  • Data/ Benefits
  • Pen Pal Project
  • Student Teaching
  • Conferences and Publications
  • Coordinator
  • The Alaska Experience through Student Teachers' Eyes