Next steps for students after tutorial assistance

1. what do I do now?
Thanks for tutoring my paper, but
CS? RO?
Develop my
ideas?

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Welcome to Askonline!
Student Instructor Tutor Library
It is our goal to help you meet the requirements of all
your assignments. By working together to meet this goal,
your chance of success is greatly increased.

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Ok, I got my paper
back
but……………………………
…

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Once you receive your paper from the online tutor…
• Take the time to read the comments at the top of your
paper. Remember that these are only suggestions to
help you meet the assignment goals. If they contradict
the instructor’s directions, those directions come first.
Our suggestions are based on the information you
supply about the assignment.
• Read through your paper, noting the comments made
within the body of your paper and the abbreviations
explained in the information bubbles.

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What do I do with these information
bubbles and comments?
When an abbreviation is placed within the body of your essay, follow the red
line to the bubble with the same abbreviation. There will be information
there that explains the grammar error.
I witness V a car accident yeterday sp.
Recurring grammar errors (i.e., verb tense) are indicated only two or three
times. If this type of error has been marked a couple of times, you can
assume that it appears throughout the assignment. Therefore, once the
indicated errors have been addressed, you need to locate and correct
similar unmarked errors. This procedure helps you focus on these errors
so you can avoid them in future assignments.
The verb tense here
is incorrect. V
This word is
misspelled. sp

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Don’t forget to read
the comments.
Comments and questions added within the body of the essay are intended to help you
become aware of ideas that are unclear. For example, the thesis statement might be
incomplete, a topic sentence may not reflect what is in the thesis statement, a point may
need to be explained, or a detail may be off-topic. We use in-text comments for many
reasons. It is a conversation we are having with you. Be sure to read the comments and
address the issue.
Comments are used to help you expand your ideas and better focus the reader, so do
not think that a tutor is just being critical. In addition, if any suggestions we provide
contradict your instructor’s directions, be sure to follow those directions.

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I don’t understand how to correct this
error. I still need help!
Help is available under Subject Tools!
In each subject queue, Subject Tools are available to answer
questions from “How do I get started on my essay?” to “How do
I avoid plagiarism?” to “What is parallelism?” Just select FAQ
(Facts and Questions) or Resources to find the answer to your
question.

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Do I have to send my history paper to the
English queue and the history queue?
No. Once you have submitted your paper to history,
psychology, philosophy, business, etc., both the content
tutor and the English tutor will review your paper from
there. If there are research issues, you may get a
third response from our specialized research
tutor. Therefore, look for multiple replies to your one
submission.
1 student submission = 2 or 3 replies

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Why won’t you tutor my paper when you think it’s
plagiarized?
Plagiarism is not only against learning institutions’ policies, it is also against
the law. When an HCC tutor reviews a paper that shows signs of being
plagiarized, that tutor is taking part of that plagiarism and is therefore
breaking the law.
Keep in mind that your HCC instructor or tutor wants to see what you can do,
not what a reference source can do. Once an instructor or tutor sees where
you need help, that instructor or tutor can help you address the problem.

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Student Instructor Tutor Library
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team members do their job,
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