Supplemental Instruction

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Your SI leader will review course material that was covered in class that week. You should come prepared with any questions you have and be ready to collaborate and problem solve with your peers. You are not expected to have all the answers. This is an opportunity for you to work through content that is still a bit confusing and ask questions that carry over from class.

While it is not mandatory that you attend SI or commit to all sessions, students who attend SI sessions regularly are more likely to see positive results in the course.

SI sessions are not meant for completing homework but you can bring questions about the work to the SI session. While the SI leader will not give you the answer, they will help you build the skills and knowledge needed for current and future assignments.

Your SI leader might present you with practice problems, activities, and short quizzes. These materials will not count against your grade in the course. On the other hand, completing these activities can help you understand content better and feel more prepared for class assignments or exams.

SI sessions are meant to be a peer-led, low stakes environment. Your instructor will not be present. However, the SI leader is in close communication with the instructor and attends all course sessions so that they are knowledgeable in the course topics and can answer your questions.