Tutoring for Success

In a traditional classroom, one lecturer/TA is expected to teach up to thirty students.  As much as the lecturer/TA might try to spend time with each individual student, it often simply isn’t practical to do so on a daily basis.  Even if a lecturer/TA offers to help students and answer questions after class, some students can feel intimidated by the prospect of asking for special assistance.

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My 2nd study semester at USQ has began online; veggies are growing and students and I are collaborating on many projects. Are you looking for a tutor to help you prepare for the next semester? Check out the Study Club, sign up to the free newsletter and receive a link to a Study Support Handbook download ($0). Or register on the Face Book Fanpage…Read more…

My name is Charmayne (Char) Paul and I am an Online Tutor:Mentor. I have a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from JCU, Cairns.

As a Tutor:Mentor I provide students with a point of contact for general study skills and make referrals where able.

Study Chat is available, Skype: psi_tutor. The Chat goes for 10 minutes and will juice your role as an Academic Professional!

I hope you enjoy the references, reading and points of view presented on this site. Feedback is welcomed.Come visit my HQ site at www.psitutor.org, complete the Student Survey in the right margin and join the  monthly subscription newsletter.  Welcome.

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