Tutoring

Tutoring Resources

Would you like to improve your study skills? The sites below offer helpful suggestions.

• Study Skills Self Help Information—Online study skills workshops.
• Study Guides and Strategies
• Study Tips
• Study Strategy Links
• HowToStudy.org

Writing Help

• APA Style Resources—A list of sites that help you know how to use the APA format. (Download: Microsoft Word template for a paper written using the APA format.)
• Guide to Grammar & Writing—A site that can help you improve your writing.
• The Elements of Style, by William Strunk, Jr. and E.B. White—A style manual for writing that was originally published in 1918 and became a classic when updated by the author and E. B. White
• Online Technical Writing—An online textbook for help with business and technical writing.

Do you need help in math? Check out the sites listed below.

• Situations That Occur in Math and Techniques to Use
• Online Math Applications—This site shows how math is used in many everyday activities.
• Gamequarium: Pre-Algebra Games—A site that uses games to help you with pre-Algebra.
• Interactive Arithmetic—A free interactive pre-algebra course.
• Online College Prep—Another free online pre-algebra course.
• Purplemath—“Helping students gain understanding and self-confidence in algebra.”
• Math.com—This site has reviews of many different levels of Math, from basic general math through Calculus and Statistics.
• Quadratics—This site tutors you in understanding quadratic equations.
• QuickMath—“QuickMath is an automated service for answering common math problems over the internet.”
• Professor Freedman’s Math Help—“This site provides information about basic math, algebra, study skills, math anxiety and learning styles and specifically addresses the needs of the community college adult learner.”
• S.O.S. Math—“S.O.S. MATHematics is your free resource for math review material from Algebra to Differential Equations!”
• Algebra Help—“Algebrahelp.com is a collection of lessons, calculators, and worksheets created to assist students and teachers of algebra.”
• Graphing Calculator Help
• http://mathforum.org/mathed/index.html—Internet Resources for Mathematics Education.

Are you taking a computer skills course? You might find it interesting to visit the Roald Dahl website, just to have an enjoyable and entertaining break!

Are you studying Anatomy and Physiology?

• A&P PowerPoint Presentations—To accompany Anatomy and Physiology: From Science to Life by Gail Jenkins, Christopher Kemnitz, Gerard Tortora.
• Internet Public Library: Anatomy & Physiology—Virtual Anatomy and Physiology tutoring sites.
• University of Houston: Anatomy & Physiology II Tutoring—Another collection of Anatomy and Physiology tutoring sites.
• The Sheffield College: Anatomy & Physiology—More Anatomy and Physiology sites.
• The Virtual Autopsy
• The Digestive System—Pathophysiology of the digestive system.
• Skin Anatomy and Physiology
• Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology of the Human Eye
• Webvision—The organization of the retina and visual system.

Are you studying Psychology?

• Hanover College Psychology Department—Psychological tutorials and demonstrations.
• Athabasca University Centre for Psychology: Resources—Demonstrations and tutorials.

Sea Urchin Embryology—If you are interested in sea urchins, this site might be interesting.

Are you studying Physics? You might find these websites interesting.

• The Physics Classroom—A tutorial with animation that shows basic physics concepts.
• Learn Physics Today

Do you need help writing a résumé? You might want to look at the following sites:

• Résumé Writing—“How to write a masterpiece of a résumé.”
• The Owl At Purdue—“Free writing help and teaching resources.”
• Resume & Letter Writing (PDF)

For education professionals, the Teaching/Learning Center at Delta College has helpful information on many areas of instruction.

MIT OpenCourseWare—Free online course materials from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.