This year's spring semester is finally coming to an end.
On July 7nd, 16th, and 16th, Professor Atsushi Minamihata and Professor Koki Manabe of the Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences played a central role in actively supporting the writing of reports on learning techniques and anthropology, which are compulsory subjects for first-year students. "Sociology Department report support meeting" was held in the XNUMXrd and XNUMXth period for XNUMX days. A total of XNUMX face-to-face and online support meetings were held over XNUMX days, and about XNUMX people participated.
Four study support tutors from Kobe Yamate took turns attending this report support meeting, and were mainly in charge of consultations via Zoom.At the end of the support meeting, I had the opportunity to share my experiences as a senior student and give one-point advice to all face-to-face participants.
～From Professor Manabe～
Writing a report is a standard assignment at university, but when I'm working on it alone, I often don't know how to write it or get stuck.In order to resolve such concerns, this time, we set aside time to receive individual comments from faculty members and learning support tutors, listening closely to each student's concerns.
All the students who participated seemed to be making progress toward completion, which makes me happy as a teacher.Just a little more until the deadline, let's do our best together!
This report support meeting was held during part of the teachers' office hours, and was continued on July XNUMXst, July XNUMXth, and July XNUMXth.This is a support meeting for students of the Department of Social Sciences, but students of other departments will also be supported by learning support tutors, so please make use of it.
The last spurt of the spring semester!We are rooting for you.
◎For inquiries, contact Kobe Yamate Campus Academic Support Office (Building No. XNUMX, XNUMXnd floor)
Email: easy@kuins.ac.jp
▶ Click here for the study support tutor shift table
> [Kobe Yamate C] July_Study support tutor consultation schedule
Currently being held in the King Room of the Learning Support Center/Learning Commons Area
One-point advice from seniors by learning support tutors
