Student Services: Learning Center

Learning Center Quiz

1. Where is the Learning Center located?
1. In the library.
2. In the Student Services Building
3. It is between the Liberal Studies LS1 and Business Education (BE) Building.
4. In the Student Center by the cafeteria.

1. What is the purpose of Supplemental Instruction?
1. It takes the place of a class.
2. It gives a student additional information not given by the course instructor.
3. It helps students in traditionally difficult classes.
4. It is for students who are failing the course.

1. When should you review and edit your notes?
1. Later the same day you took the notes.
2. Right before your exam so the ideas are fresh.
3. About a week after you take them.
4. Never, it is a waste of time.

1. When should you read your assignments in your textbook?
1. Right before the exam
2. Before the next class meeting when the information will be discussed
3. All day on Saturday
4. Never, it is a waste of time.

1. What is the definition of “time management”?
1. Planning every second of the day.
2. Making “things to do” lists.
3. Keeping a calendar
4. The effective selection of the best task from all those available, and completing it to the best of your ability .

1. What can the math lab help me with?
1. Getting answers for my take home exams.
2. Tutorial support for math and math related classes.
3. Additional instruction for math classes.
4. Explanations for chemistry or physics coursework.

1. What can the reading lab help me with?
1. Explaining my book to me.
2. Help me learn critical reading and study skills
3. Check my homework.
4. They can teach me how to read.

1. What can the writing center help me with?
1. Proofreading papers.
2. Predicting or negotiating a grade on a paper.
3. Offering suggestions for improving my writing.
4. Write papers for me.

1. How much does tutoring cost?
1. Ten dollars an hour.
2. Most services are free.
3. Fifty dollars a semester.
4. You tip the tutor what you wish.

1. Who can use Learning Center services?
1. The Learning Center is open to the public.
2. Only students enrolled in AVC classes.
3. Students that are failing classes.
4. Students with ASO cards