The “Halloween Anything Consultation & Study Session” by learning support tutors at the Amagasaki Campus was held from October 10th (Tuesday) to 26th (Thursday) during the lunch break in the 28-505 seminar room, with 506 participants over the three days. had.
The purpose of this project was to let students know about the activities of academic support tutors and to understand what they would like to discuss with them.
At the Academic Support Office on each campus, Academic Support Tutors take turns every day to consult with students, so please feel free to make use of them.
<Voices of learning support tutors>
I was able to enjoy talking with the underclassmen of the Faculty of Education about topics such as classes that I find difficult, report assignments, tests, things about the future, circles, and love consultations.I was really glad that I was able to participate in the piano practice session with the learning support tutor on Mondays, which was triggered by this consultation meeting.I would be even happier if I could contribute to improving your motivation to learn and solving your worries at this consultation meeting!
(Chisako Kambayashi, XNUMXth year, Department of Education and Welfare)
There may be people who saw the word "study session" in the name of this event and thought, "I don't want it to feel like a class."However, in reality, the learning support tutors and the participants talked individually and friendly about their daily lives, tests and reports for the classes they were taking, and gave them advice.I will continue to do my best to help as many students as possible!Please come to the learning support room.
(Kodai Ishihira, 4th year, Department of English Communication)
When I was a child, I watched Western movies and dreamed of participating in a Halloween event held at an American university because it looked so much fun. Thanks to KUISs, I was able to contribute to the event as a tutor rather than as a participant, which was a lot of fun.I am most happy that Japanese students and international students had the opportunity to interact and consult together.Thank you to everyone who came to the event.
(Nguyen Thi Feng Chan, 3rd year, Department of Business Administration)
