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Don't you think the XO can be used to help connect a western school student, to a lower year student in another country to act as volunteer tutor and mentor? |
Don't you think the XO can be used to help connect a western school student, to a lower year student in another country to act as volunteer tutor and mentor? |
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One way to go about this is to create a web conferencing website, where xo users can come to obtain bored students to receive some help. |
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Studies has shown that students learn more if they teach another person about the same topic. This is obvious as the tutor has to know his/her stuff, if the tutor/mentor is to teach well. |
Studies has shown that students learn more if they teach another person about the same topic. This is obvious as the tutor has to know his/her stuff, if the tutor/mentor is to teach well. |
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Revision as of 13:48, 30 October 2007
Don't you think the XO can be used to help connect a western school student, to a lower year student in another country to act as volunteer tutor and mentor?
One way to go about this is to create a web conferencing website, where xo users can come to obtain bored students to receive some help.
Studies has shown that students learn more if they teach another person about the same topic. This is obvious as the tutor has to know his/her stuff, if the tutor/mentor is to teach well.
It also helps ensure that students from developing countries, are getting the fullest education they need.