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- 1. Dr.S.Govindaraj, Assistant Professor,Adhiparasakthi College of Education, Kalavai
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- 3. Peer Tutoring –Meaning Learners work in pairs or small groups Provide Explicit teaching support @GovindarajS PhD
- 4. Peer Tutoring –Meaning Uses students as tutors Academic, social, behavioral, functional or social skills @GovindarajS PhD
- 5. Unidirectional • Trained peertutor teaches the entire time • Effective – children with severe disabilities • Tutor and student always know their roles • Peer tutor carries the responsibility throughout programme Bi directional • Child with and without disability have a pair • Children switch their roles for each skill, class, week or unit • Effective – children with mild disabilities • child have an opportunity to be a teacher PeerTutoring–Types @GovindarajS PhD
- 6. Class wide • Breakingthe class into pairs • All children are given task • Effective – Children with mild disabilities • Entire class is involved in the tutoring • No children are singled out because of disability Cross Age • Peer tutor is interested in working with children with disabilities • Effective – student young or the disability is more involved • Chosen according to willingness, physical skills and availability • Tutor gains teaching experience • Students experience effective individualized instruction and feedback PeerTutoring–Types @GovindarajS PhD
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- 8. Online Tutoring@GovindarajS PhD Processof tutoring in online Virtual environment Teachers and learners Time and space
- 9. Requirements for OnlineTutoring @GovindarajS PhD ∞ Access the session from all devices ∞ Face to Face video conferencing ∞ Speak with high quality and excellent voice ∞ Knowledge of write, type, erase and draw on digital advance whiteboard ∞ Text chat via messaging ∞ Upload and share files ∞ Feedback from students
- 10. Benefits of OnlineTutoring@GovindarajS PhD Convenience and flexibility Quick learning Tutors can see a child when they struggling for learning Feedback and criticism Same possibilities of learning Details of performance and improvements
- 11. Benefits of OnlineTutoring@GovindarajS PhD Manage workload Prioritize time Elimination of geographical constraints Sending links of diagrams, charts, articles etc. Elimination of travel time More interactivity
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- 13. Peer Learning - Definition @GovindarajS PhD Peerssupport each other in learning processes Experience of participating all students Acquisition of knowledge and skill
- 14. Peer Learning - Definition @GovindarajS PhD Activehelping and support among peers Helping each other to learn Result from the interactions shared by peers
- 15. Benefits of PeerLearning@GovindarajS PhD Ω Cost Effective Ω Positive influence Ω Encouraging greater productivity Ω Share experiences Ω More practice Ω Build trust and work towards success Ω Build strong connections Ω Sharing of knowledge Ω Help in solving problems Ω Focus on one specific area Ω Build internal relationships Ω Transferring knowledge and information
- 16. Benefits of PeerLearning@GovindarajS PhD Ω More personalized experience Ω Active learning is encouraged Ω Deeper understanding Ω Feels more comfortable Ω Peers have greater connection
- 17. Peer tutoring inthe classroom@GovindarajS PhD Enhance recall the content Involve reasoning and critical thinking Discussing and rationalizing lesson concepts in their own words Build confidence and communication abilities Improve self-esteem and interpersonal skills Immediate clarification of doubts Comfortable to ask questions Versality Social motivation Accommodate a classroom of diverse learners Promotes academic gain
- 18. @GovindarajS PhD Benefits of Peer Tutoring Meetsthe individual instructions Involves guide practice Offers one to one assistance Raises student engagement Higher level of thinking
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- 21. @GovindarajS PhD Benefits of Peer Tutoring DevelopSelf Confidence Better Academic Achievement Practice skills leads to better retention Positive attitude towards learning
- 22. Importance of Peertutoring @GovindarajS PhD
- 23. Importance of Peertutoring@GovindarajS PhD Provide Encouragement Help students learn Aware of nonverbal communication Successful study strategies Questioning and answering strategies enhanced Paying attention towards concept Explain concepts in different angles
- 24. Disadvantages of Peertutoring@GovindarajS PhD Peer tutors must be trained, monitored and graded Planning and preparing requires additional time Lack of social development Students may not teach as experience as teacher Does not promote positive relationship with peer members Some students may come forward to teach, others seldom listen
- 25. Disadvantages of Peertutoring@GovindarajS PhD Lack of supervision and monitoring of progress of students Lack of empathy for struggling peers Difficulties in arranging classes Challenges for staff members in supervision Assess the quality of peer to peer learning exercise
- 26. Disadvantages of Peertutoring@GovindarajS PhD Peer pressure and friendship may affect among peers May cheat or gang up against one group member Students are not experienced in assessing each other Students are lacking in explain the content in detail
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