Peer tutor vs supplemental instructor

Differences between peer tutor and supplemental instructor duties and responsibilities

Peer tutor example responsibilities.

• Provide individualize student help and teaching in anatomy & physiology, microbiology, and chemistry.
• Provide one-on-one instruction to students in various courses, direct them towards more efficient time-management and better-design study habits.
• Tutor subject-specific material, primarily anatomy and physiology via interdisciplinary collaboration
• Tutor math and chemistry, communicating ideas effectively and helping students understand basic concepts.
• Assist fellow students with subjects including introductory chemistry and math courses from introductory algebra to differential equations.
• Implement exercises and visuals to facilitate academic development in a variety of subjects, including calculus and chemistry.
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Supplemental instructor example responsibilities.

• Group tutoring has help participants achieve a mean GPA 0.5 points higher than non-participating peers.
• Lead a group of 10-25 students to review lecture topics and assist the students with the subject of economics.
• Coordinate and schedule lessons with the math department to complement classroom curriculum and achieve quantifiable objectives.
• Tutor students on the material and teach effective study techniques for sociology and astronomy.
• Supervise and evaluate lab work for anatomy, physiology and introductory biology.
• Assist students with identification, classification, and general knowledge of human anatomy and physiology.
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