Tutoring Services provided by the East Greenwich National Honor Society: Home
Peer Tutoring
The Peer Tutor Program is a tutoring service available to EGHS students seeking assistance with their assignments, assessments, and/or study habits.
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Request a Peer Tutor
To request a peer tutor, please click on the link and complete the form. Students must be logged into their egsd.net account to complete the Google Form.
A student requesting services is matched with a qualified student and is scheduled to meet once a week for academic support. Peer Tutor requests will be honored for the duration of the semester. Students are expected to meet with the tutor for the entire semester unless notified otherwise. If a student wishes to continue into the next semester, notification is required. If the student would like to continue with the same tutor, every effort will be made to accommodate this request.
Tutoring assignments depend on the availability of tutors in specific subject areas. Allow 1 week for tutoring assignments to be filled. You will receive a notice via email or text. Instructors, Advisors, and Guidance Counselors may be notified of the tutoring assignment. The Peer Tutor Program is managed by the National Honor Society. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Lenox.
Due to restrictions presented by COVID-19, the peer tutoring program has been adjusted to ensure the safety of both the students and tutors. Instead of taking place in-person at the library, the peer tutoring program will be conducted exclusively online, through video chat and other virtual resources. Tutors and students can decide on the date/time and platform of video calls (Skype, Facetime, Google Meet, etc.) accordingly. Otherwise, the program will proceed as usual and students should still fill out the google form to request a peer tutor. -
Interested in Being a Peer Tutor?If you are a Junior or Senior who would like to participate as a tutor in the Peer Tutor Program, please click on the link and complete the Google Form.
Virtual Walk-In Center Tutoring
Have a question about a homework assignment? - Want help studying for an assessment or reviewing specific course concepts?
- Click on the link to enter the Virtual Walk-In Center!
The Virtual Walk-in Center is a resource for EGHS students to receive immediate academic support from qualified student volunteers, via Google Meet. The center is open from 6:00 - 10:00 pm, Sunday through Thursday. Upon clicking the designated link, students will be directed to a Google Meet Video Call. Once inside the main room of the center, students will be directed to a separate video call with a qualified student volunteer ready to provide academic support.
Through the Virtual Walk-In Center, students may receive support regarding:
- Specific questions about course concepts, ideas, or assignments.
- Assessment or quiz review.
- Problem-solving, brainstorming strategies, and general academic advice.
The purpose of the Virtual Walk-In Center is to provide students with one-time, immediate academic support without the commitment of weekly meetings. Students looking for long-term tutoring support should Request a Peer Tutor.
The Virtual Walk-In Center is managed by the National Honor Society. For further information and a guided video tutorial of the Virtual Walk-In Center, click this link or contact Rachel DiStefano with any questions or concerns.
Study Resources
Select the subject area tabs above to view the list of helpful study resources provided by EGHS faculty and students.
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The Owl - Purdue Online Writing Lab
Provides clarification on grammar, style, and citations. -
UNC Writing Center
Offers worksheets and videos for extra practice with specific writing skills while also providing help with the writing process as a whole.
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Desmos
Functions as a graphing calculator and interactive simulation tool -
The Organic Chemistry Tutor
Helps students with tutorial videos on organic chemistry, general chemistry, physics, algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, and calculus. -
CanFigureIt Geometry
Explores and explains geometric proofs from a variety of angles
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Khan Academy
Offers course and concept specific videos, practice, and summaries to further explain and illustrate challenging concepts -
PhET Interactive Simulations
Allows students to perform labs virtually and learn from "hands on experiences" without needing access to lab equipment -
The Organic Chemistry Tutor
Helps students with tutorial videos on organic chemistry, general chemistry, physics, algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, and calculus.
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Bozeman Science
Specializing in videos for AP courses, the site has hundreds of videos covering a variety of scientific subcategories and specific topics.
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Crash Course
Provides 8-12 min videos on numerous different historical topics/periods; also has videos for social science, science, and philosophy. -
Hughes History
Good videos about basic topics in US history and government. Ideal for freshman history classes. -
Living Facts - American Democracy
Focused on American Democracy, this site supplies non-partisan key facts, documents, and links surrounding government and the founding of our country. Sponsored by The PEW Charitable Trusts.
We are currently curating a list of textbooks with digital access.
Questions?
Questions?
Please contact Sami Gangji if you have any questions about the Peer Tutoring Program or Rachel DiStefano if you have any questions about the Virtual Walk-In Tutoring Center.