Being A Peer Tutor

This semester and peer tutor has been great. I have had the chance to be with two students, Keenan and Steven. The importance of being a peer tutor is to give the students support in their classes. Guide them through their work. Also just to be an example of good behavior, hard working skills, and social skills. There are more things of why it is important to be a peer tutor but those are just the basic ones. But doing all of these things for the student is what makes a difference in their lives. Another reason that it makes a difference in their lives is because sometimes children with disabilities have trouble socially. But with their peer tutors the students can talk to them when they see them at lunch and other places around the school. I also think that the students need to be
Like I said earlier was that I love to walk by and see them with their happy faces all the time it just brightens my day. In 7th grade I would just see them and not know their names. But now i know who they are and I think they are some of the neatest people I know. On the downside of being a peer tutor I didn't really like all of the projects. The only one I actually found interesting was the R-word poster. I liked that because I was able to go online and read the stories on the website. Being a peer tutor was a little challenging. In my opinion the worst parts were when your student just did not want to cooperate at all. They just wanted to free draw or go back to class. So we kind of had a little moment but in the end it was all okay. I found this challenging because like I said I think they are the neatest people I know, so it's hard to argue with them a little. I don't want to hurt their feelings. But I know it is part of helping them. I really enjoyed this class and I feel like now I am better at handling situations. I also am more comfortable around people who have