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Juhi Kim – Learning Assistance Review, 2022
The shift in literacy education has reshaped the perspective of writing instruction in its theory and philosophy of the writing center in the US. This study examines how the writing center tutors instruct themselves for the work of writing instruction through mock tutorials. The tutors demonstrate how they make sense of the collaborative process…
Descriptors: Universities, Tutorial Programs, Writing Instruction, Skill Centers
Cherrington, Ruth; van Ments, Morry – Adults Learning (England), 1994
Adult and continuing education tutors (n=50) surveyed favored a range of teaching techniques, including experiential, but some viewed the latter as unsuitable. Role play, simulation, and gaming were not frequently used. Tutors preferred to develop their own methods and materials and believed their students expected traditional methods. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Educators, Expectation, Experiential Learning

Cherrington, Ruth; van Ments, Morry – Simulation & Gaming, 1996
Discusses a study of teaching methods used by university adult and continuing education tutors and how these methods were perceived and experienced by a sample of students. Findings indicate that role-playing, games, and simulation were infrequently used; students had negative opinions of more experiential methods; and students preferred…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Conventional Instruction, Experiential Learning, Experimental Teaching