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Language Arts
___________________
Instructor
____________________
Student Name
________
ID #
___________
Course
In order to help you improve your skills and comprehension in this course, you are
advised to seek a tutor’s assistance in the Learning Center (AD 232).
Specific Topic / Assignment ________________________________________________
In order to obtain tutoring, you will automatically be enrolled in a noncredit course
(Student Development 001) that is free of charge.
______________________________________
Instructor’s Signature
______________________________
Date
Problems to Be Addressed by Tutor in a 30-Minute Session: Choose 2-3 Topics
Spanish
 Ser vs. Estar
 Gustar + Similar Verbs
 Reflexive Verbs
 Direct and Indirect Objects
 Pronouns
 Preterite vs. Imperfect
 Parts of Speech
 Agreement (Gender/Number/Subject Verb)
 Subjunctive vs. Indicative Mood
 Dictation
 Conversing with Native Speakers
Speech
 Anxiety
 English Language Errors
 Organizational Skills
 Research Skills
Writing Issues
 Grammar
 Syntax
 Spelling
 Punctuation
 Sentence-level Errors
 Organization of Ideas
 Outlines
Workshop to Consider Attending
 Accent Marks