This training quiz for volunteer tutors in School-Community-University partnerships focuses on the roles and responsibilities of a tutor, including being a role model, the importance of asking insightful questions, and appropriate communication methods. It aims to enhance tutoring effectiveness and ensure safety standards.
When you get along very well.
On your personal time.
Upon request from the student.
Never.
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Tell the site supervisor he will not do that because he wasn't there to babysit.
Simply leave.
Be willing to help and do what the site supervisor asks.
At the appropriate time contact a volunteer coordinator and ask to be reassigned.
Report the experience to the instructor only.
Insult the site supervisor for not knowing what his assignment was.
Stay positive.
Calmly talk with the site supervisor after the children go home, so he can explain his feelings.
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False
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One of the places where SCUP volunteers can tutor.
The security clearance system used for volunteer tutors.
The Family Education Right to Privacy Act which protects the personal information of students.
The Federal Education Rights and Piracy Avoidance which is a law against plagiarism.
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False
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A peer
A parent
A role model
An intimate friend
An advisor
A counselor
An example
A teacher
A mentor
An answer giver
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To find out what gaps are missing in their knowledge
To avoid being an answer giver
To teach the student how to approach the problem
To help them see how much more you know about the subject than they do
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Connect older material
Are questions they can answer
Ask for personal information
Show direction
Have obvious answers
Help organize data
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