Ten percent of your overall grade reflects the apparent effort you make to learn from your mistakes by reviewing assignments with a designated course tutor.

When you review your work on any given assignment within one week of its return, you earn 100% tutoring credit for that assignment.

If your score on any given assignment is below 70%, you are required to review that assignment with a tutor within one week. If you do so, you will earn 100% tutoring credit for that assignment. If not, you will receive 0% tutoring credit for that assignment.

If your score on any given assignment is 70% or higher, there is no tutoring requirement for that assignment. If you choose to review your work with a tutor, you will earn 100% tutoring credit for that assignment. If not, your tutoring credit will match the assignment grade (i.e., the tutoring component will have neither a positive nor a negative impact on your grade for that particular assignment).

Some Illustrations

• Alice scores 95%. She doesn't see the tutor. She gets 95% for the assignment and 95% for the tutoring, for an average of 95% that day.
• Bill scores 80% and comes to see the tutor. He gets 80% for the assignment and 100% for the tutoring, which is 85% overall for the day.
• Charlie scores 60% and comes to see the tutor. He gets 60% for the assignment and 100% for the tutoring, which is 70% overall for the day.
• Fiona also scores 60% but does not come to see the tutor. She gets 60% for the assignment but 0% for the tutoring, which is 45% for the day.
• Zeke doesn't turn in an assignment when it's due, but he does the work later and goes over it with the tutor. He gets 0% for the assignment but 100% for the tutoring, which is 25% overall for the day.
  
  

If you wish to receive credit for attending tutoring, you must bring your corrected assignment(s) in order to review the mistakes. Also, it is your responsibility to provide the tutor with your name and section so that credit can be reported back to your instructor.