
MAP Peer Mentoring Certification Quiz
Quiz by Katie Keesecker
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- Q1Which of the following is NOT one of the six goals of tutoring?Respect individual differences.Promote independence in learning.Personalize instruction.Continue tutoring without consulting the Student Services Advisor, despite lack of progress.30s
- Q2In order to qualify as a peer mentor/tutor, you're required to obtain the endorsement of an instructor AND:Have a GPA of 3.5 or higher in the subject you're tutoring.Have a GPA of 4.0 in the subject you're tutoring.Have a GPA of 3.0 or higher in the subject you're tutoring.Have your own car.30s
- Q3Which of the following are guidelines necessary to function effectively as a tutor?Listen to your tutees.all of the aboveGive your tutees undivided attention while you are tutoring them.Build the tutee's confidence whenever possible.30s
- Q4Whose responsibility is it to pursue tutoring?The tutee'sMineThe instructorsThe student services advisor30s
- Q5What is the ultimate goal in peer mentoring/tutoring for the tutee?autonomy30s
- Q6What paperwork is required for completion as a peer tutor?B) The Tutorial Documentation form after EVERY session of tutoringA) A Tutoring Log each month (unless no tutoring has taken place)A & BC) None30s
- Q7Which of the following is NOT one of the guidelines necessary to function effectively as a tutor.Use correct language and pronunciation during your tutoring sessions.Talk to the supervising teacher and make sure that the work is being covered in the manner assigned.Be familiar with the vocabulary needed to converse with your tutee.If the tutee is struggling to the point of frustration, give them a bit more time to solve the problem on their own.30s
- Q8Which of these questions will help you understand the student's needs better, while not frustrating the student?“What did you understand?”“What don’t you understand?”30s