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Individual assistance in study skills is administered by ACE academic skills mentors, successful students who have been trained to help develop peer clients' learning skills. They meet one-on-one with their clients once or twice a week, maintaining a log of the objectives and outcomes of each session. consultants work with clients in areas such as time management, procrastination prevention, organizational skills, memory and concentration, note- and test-taking strategies, interpretation of texts, and exam preparation.
SI is offered in various courses in both the sciences and the humanities. SI consists of voluntary, small group sessions that are facilitated by an SI leader, a student whom the instructor deems knowledgeable of the course content and who has been trained in learning strategies appropriate to the discipline. The SI leader meets regularly with the instructor and attends the course frequently. In the study groups, students work together to integrate the course content with critical thinking strategies, thus promoting their academic development.
Go to Supplemental Instruction Schedule
Math Lab is offered Sunday through Thursday each week. this is a drop-in center where students may receive help in any of their mathematics courses from peer math instructors.
Fall 2009 Schedule:
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7-9pm Thormann, Room 204
Several types of foreign language assistance are available. Foreign language students are served by the French language lab and supplemental instruction which is provided in French, German, Spanish, and Hebrew. Foreign language tutors also work with selected students to enhance their skills.
Study Skills Workshops are offered in time management, procrastination prevention, listening skills, the Cornell System of Notetaking, marking text, memory and concentration, comprehensions skills, and test-preparation and test-taking strategies.
Assistance to students with disabilities is provided in conjunction with Dr. Frona Brown, Goucher's disability specialist, to identify and implement appropriate adjustments for students who submit documentation of a disability to Dr. Brown.
Contact: Frona Brown (e: frbrown@goucher.edu ext: x6178)
Tutorials are offered on a case-by-case basis by a trained student tutor who is recommended by an appropriate faculty member.
The Writing Center
http://faculty.goucher.edu/writingcenter/
Although the Writing Center is not under the ACE umbrella, it offers academic support services in conjunction with ACE. At the Writing Center, specially trained students assist writers at all stages of the composing process. The program is supervised by a member of the English Department.
Health and Counseling Services
http://www.goucher.edu/x3426.xml