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topic started 11/11/2004; 3:07:53 PM
last post 10/30/2005; 11:25:00 PM |
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 Diana Alves de Lima - Discussion Board Instructions 
11/11/2004; 3:07:53 PM (reads: 2375, responses:
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We encourage all students and tutors involved in De Anza's Adjunct Study Skills Program to join our discussion group to post and respond to messages from other students and tutors.
Step One: Join the Web Site
- Look for the Membership section near the bottom of the left sidebar on this page. Click on the Join Now link.
- Fill out the site membership form online. Please be sure to include both your first and last names and the email address you use most often. You may use any password that you choose. Click the Submit button at the bottom of the page.
- You will now be able to log into this web site as a member of the site by clicking on the Login link in the Membership section at the bottom of the left sidebar. (Be sure to click on the Logout link when you are finished using the site.)
Step Two: Participate in Discussions
- After you have joined the website, choose the subject you'd like to discuss from the list on the left. (Please, only participate in the subject fro which you are enrolled in the Adjunct group.)
- HOW TO POST: Scroll to the text box below the last message on the page, type your message, and click on the Post Response button.
(If you do not see this button, it means you are not registered or not logged on to the site. To log in or register, click on the "login" button on the very bottom of the yello right-hand column of your screen.)
- It is important the you respect others on the discussion board and post appropriately. For guidelines, see Discussion Board Etiquette.
Please do not click on "Create New Topic."
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Christina - Re: Discussion Board Instructions
10/14/2005; 11:35:14 AM (reads: 1410, responses:
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about tutoring:
1. should i tell my tutee my expectations of him/her?
2. i usually teach my tutees in ATC. should i and my tutees go all the way to the tutorial centre to sign in and out??
3. what should i do if i cannot solve a problem?
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Christina - Re: Discussion Board Instructions
10/30/2005; 11:25:00 PM (reads: 1365, responses:
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about tutoring:
1. What expectations should I have of my tutees?
2. What should I do if my tutee does not seem to have interest in the subject?
3. What should i tell my tutee if i cannot solve a problem?
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