In Their Own "Write": A Portrait of the Peer Tutor as a Young Professional
Cynthia Onore
New York University
Abstract
Initially I considered composing my own essay in order to describe how peer tutoring in writing at New York University came about, the roles played by the peer tutor in the already established Writing Center, and the techniques I used to train the tutors. But then the tutors wrote their own essays on some of these topics. They said what I'd wanted to say and more. So together we chose three of their essays which we thought best represented our collective feelings, the approaches we shared, and above all, our common enthusiasms for peer tutoring.
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- Writing Center Journal
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- 1982
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- 10.7771/2832-9414.1075
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