Computer tutoring can be very helpful. It can also be exasperating to spend hours taking lessons and come away with very little. With a capable and qualified tutor, you will learn a great deal but there are things you can do to get the most from the tutoring.
Tips On Getting The Most Out Of Your Tutoring:
- Be prepared
When you begin your tutoring make sure you bring the supplies needed. Set yourself up for success! Bring a notepad and take notes on the subject matter. The world of computers is a world of keywords. Make it a point to write down and learn these key words, it will come in handy. Write down any questions that have come up from previous lessons so you don’t forget them when it comes time for your next lesson. - Don’t be overwhelmed
The Information Technology world is vast, as well as ever changing. If you take a step towards learning about computers and IT. Know that it is a road that does not end. This of course is not a bad thing. There is always something to grasp your interest. When beginning this journey it is important to take it step by step. Don’t feel bad about asking questions. The point of the lessons is to help you grasp the subject matter. Everyone learns in different ways. By asking questions it helps the tutor teach you in a way that you need to learn it. - Ask questions.
It’s a good idea to come to each session with written out questions for your tutor about something you may be struggling with. These should be prepared prior to your session while you are studying. Make sure your questions are specific so that your tutor can answer you effectively. - Get to work.
Learning is not a passive process, so it’s important to try things out on your own. Stay active in your sessions by working through problems. - Be patient.
Have patience with your tutor and with yourself. Because learning is a process, the material is not likely to come all at once. Try to reduce your anxiety and frustration by practicing some stress relief. - Reduce distractions.
Keep your sessions in a quiet, secluded space and put away things like cell phones, excess materials, or anything that draws your attention away from your tutoring session
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