Aaliyah TS #6

Date/Time: Friday 1/29

Location: Zoom

Topic/Skill: Reading comprehension & listening

Feedback provided to tutee: Defining some unknown vocabulary, pronunciation corrections, supplying supplementary information about American history and politics

Lesson(s) about tutoring and/or the tutee you learned: I feel I was able to pick appropriate reading material (75% understood vocabulary) that my tutee was able to understand the general idea of but still learn some new vocabulary. I also learned that tutoring sessions are much more enjoyable for both parties if the material is something the tutee is interested in.

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