Abigail Torres TS #2

Date/Time: September 24th, 2023. 9:30AM-10:30AM

Tutee: Do-jun Kim

Location: ZOOM

Topic/Skill: Zero/First/Second Conditional Sentences

Feedback provided to the tutee: During our tutoring session I made sure I took notes on the subject we reviewed to send to him in reference to things he mentioned he did not know. For example, something he did study but forgot was infinitive verbs (as soon as I explained he refreshed his memory, but I still wrote it down so he could use it as a reference when studying on his own time). Instead of giving verbal feedback, I decided to take notes that could point to practice as a reference for his own improvement -  this feels less like a classroom setting and more like a helping session. 

Lesson(s) about tutoring and/or tutee: It is vital to be prepared nad ask the tutee if he understands. There was a moment I thought I was sharing my Page but I was not sharing my right page. This mistake allowed me to learn that next time I should have the right page selected while doing a ZOOM session. 

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