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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the tutor feedback form in the editor.
- Begin by entering your name in the 'Student' field, followed by the course and instructor's name. This information helps identify your tutoring session.
- Fill in the 'Referral Date' and select the 'Referral Type' by circling one of the options: Self, Instructor, or Other. This section clarifies how you were referred for tutoring.
- In the 'Description of Tutoring Needs' field, provide a brief overview of what you need help with. If applicable, include the instructor’s initials for reference.
- Next, enter details about your tutoring session including the date and time, along with any comments or descriptions that reflect on your experience.
- Finally, indicate your next tutoring appointment if scheduled. This helps keep track of ongoing support.
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| 2012 | 4.8 Satisfied (101 Votes) |
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The tutor asks me to explain, summarize and give examples in order to check my understanding. Always. Most of the time. Sometimes.Read more
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