Tutoring Survey, Year 4 - Year 6
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The CIS Tutoring Survey Results document summarizes feedback from Years 4 through 6 students on the CIS tutoring program. Most students found the tutoring sessions to be very helpful in improving their understanding of subject material and preparing for tests and exams. A small minority wanted more availability of tutoring sessions or had suggestions to improve the program. Overall, the tutoring program received positive reviews from students.
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