End of Semester Academic Support for Spring 2024
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Updates on CTLR end of semester tutoring and support for coursework for the spring 2024 semester.
Quantitative skills and reasoning ability have become an important component of many courses, majors, and careers (and life) beyond college.
Professional and peer tutors are available to assist students in a wide variety of STEM subjects, including biology, chemistry, computer science, economics, environmental science, mathematics, philosophy, physics, psychology, and statistics. These services are free of charge to Middlebury College students.
Peer tutoring is available to assist students with homework, quantitative projects, and test preparation. Schedule an appointment with a tutor at go.middlebury.edu/appt.
Tutors typically work with students from a specific course at scheduled study sessions, or—when recommended by the professor—on a one-on-one basis. All CTLR peer tutors have been approved by a faculty member in the appropriate discipline and have received critically important training from the CTLR in tutoring best practices.
Practice and review materials are available for many precalculus topics, including algebra and trigonometry. See the math review information for a selection of downloadable files, links to online resources, and self-assessment quizzes.
Peer tutors have compiled a list of strategies for success for several STEM subjects. Find out more in the Studying STEM resources.
You can also find out more about the sciences at Middlebury at go.middlebury.edu/scimath or from CCI’s science and technology resources.
Frank Ruzicka
Director or STEM and Quantitative Support
Office Hours: Monday 10-11:30 am and Thursday 12:30-2 pm
CTLR STEM and Quantitative Hub
MBH 209 (Armstrong Library)
ctlr_stemq@middlebury.edu
See full STEM tutoring calendar.
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Updates on CTLR end of semester tutoring and support for coursework for the spring 2024 semester.
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CTLR Student Resources Guide for academic year 2023-2024 shared with all students in September.
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The first half-credit courses at Middlebury began this fall semester. The courses vary from religion to an experiential learning capstone. The Middlebury Campus quoted Priscilla Bremser (Math) about the course Mathematical Problem-Solving, “I hope my course gives students with uneven mathematics backgrounds a chance to solidify foundational concepts so that they can succeed in calculus.” Read more of College Tries Out New Half-Credit Course System This Fall.