Summer 2022 Zoom Drop-In Tutoring
Free tutoring for Math 1050, 1075, 1148, 1149, 1150, 1151, 1152, 1172, 2153
Monday, Wednesdsay, Thursday 6pm-8pm
No tutoring Monday 5/30 or Monday 7/4
Last day of tutoring Thursday 7/28
Zoom tutoring information and instructions:
Please read our How it Works and Technology Instructions before attending Zoom tutoring or emailing. Log into Zoom at carmenzoom.osu.edu before accessing the zoom link. When you're ready, we're here to help!
Zoom Link: www.go.osu.edu/mathtutoring OR Meeting ID: 963 6790 9731 Password: 958196
How Zoom Tutoring Works:
Technology instructions for Zoom
For our online tutoring, we recommend you have questions when you arrive. They can be specific questions about where you've gotten stuck, have uncertainty in your method, or are not sure how to start. You can also ask big picture questions regarding topics you're confused about. To help you succeed, we will provide hints, ask questions to help you think about the mathematics in different ways, and assist you in making realizations on your own. We must be careful not to solve problems for you. Not only is that academic misconduct but it doesn't help you learn! Ultimately we want you to be doing as much of the mathematics as possible so you can succeed independently on your quizzes and exams.
To get the most out of online tutoring, we recommend you have a method of writing on your screen (such as an iPad) as typing mathematics can be difficult. Next best would be sharing pictures, either by uploading pictures or by holding your paper in front of your video camera. Being able to communicate via audio is also extremely beneficial. However, if typing in the text box or calling is your only option, we still welcome you!
To enter the Zoom tutor room, you will need to be logged into your OSU account. If you are having difficulties accessing Zoom during our open hours, first consult the technology instructions. If you're still having difficulties, email mslc@math.osu.edu or contact the IT Service Desk (ServiceDesk@osu.edu, or call 614-688-4357 (HELP)
Spring 2022 Drop-In Tutoring
Free tutoring for Math 1050, 1075, 1121, 1130, 1131, 1141, 1148, 1149, 1150, 1151, 1152, 1172, 2153, 2173, 2177
Finals week hours
Sunday, 4/24, all courses: 3:30pm-6:30pm (Zoom)
Monday, 4/25, all courses: 10:20am-6:20pm (In-person), 6:30-9:30pm (Zoom)
Hours for CH004: Math 1050, 1075, 1121, 1148, 1149, 1150
Tuesday, 4/26: 12:40-5:10pm (In-person), 6:30-7:30pm (Zoom)
Wednesday, 4/27: 12:40-5:10pm (In-person)
Hours for MA010: Math 1131, 1141, 1151
Wednesday, 4/27: 12:40-2:50pm (In-person), 6:30-8:30pm (Zoom)
Thursday, 4/28: 12:40-5:10pm (In-person)
Hours for CH014: Math 1152, 1172, 2153, 2173, 2177
Wednesday, 4/27: 12:40-4pm (In-person),
Thursday, 4/28: 12:40-4pm (In-person)
In-person tutor rooms are organized by course and are located in Cockins Hall (CH) and Math Building (MA) https://www.osu.edu/map/
(Zoom information is is the bottom on the page)
| Courses | Location |
| Math 1050, 1075, 1121, 1130, 1148, 1149, 1150 | CH004 |
| Math 1131, 1141, 1151, | MA010 |
| Math 1152, 1172, 2153, 2173, 2177 | CH014 |
How MSLC Tutoring Works
- Drop-in means that no appointment is necessary. Just come on in!
- Many students use the tutoring center as a place to do their math homework between classes. It's like studying in the library or coffee shop but with the added benefit of a tutoring there to help. Feel free to bring your coffee with you.
- We have pods of tables so bring your friends/classmates to work on homework together.
- You can ask specific homework questions about where you've gotten stuck, have uncertainty in your method, or are not sure how to start. You can also ask big picture questions regarding topics you're confused about.
- To help you succeed, we will provide hints, ask questions to help you think about the mathematics in different ways, and assist you in making realizations on your own. We must be careful not to solve problems for you. Not only is that academic misconduct but it doesn't help you learn! Ultimately we want you to be doing as much of the mathematics as possible so you can succeed independently on your quizzes and exams.
Additional helpful tidbits:
- Use an App such as notability or OneNote to keep your homework work organized. This will help you study, practice writing out work for exams, and will aid tutors in assisting you.
- Rather than googling for solutions if you're stuck, go to online tutoring to get more personalized help. Solutions will give you the answer but ultimately you need to be able to solve problems on quizzes and exams. Tutoring is more effective long term.