Drawing the student's attention to grammatical and stylistic problems . The Center will have a number of writing resources available, including practice exercises dealing with various grammar and style problems as well as information on handbooks students should refer to when these problems arise. Although tutors are not proofreaders, it is their responsibility to point out grammar problems and to help students with those problems by asking the student how he or she would fix the errors. After pointing out the errors, a tutor may also make technical suggestions on how to fix the problems without dictating corrections to the student. Working with faculty and staff in order to produce a constructive, positive environment for students .
Tutors are to keep written records of tutoring sessions.
These brief records will be kept on file at the Center. This allows the Center to build a relationship with its students by keeping track of their progress as writers. With the student's permission, the Center will send these records to the student's instructor. Since I will be the in-house tutor here at Waterbury this semester, I thought you might like a little information on me. I love working with students and their writing and look forward to helping the students here at the Waterbury Campus live up to their potential as Writers.