Literacy Unlimited - ADULT LITERACY PROGRAM form

Tutor/Learner Progress Report

Thank you for taking the time to fill out this report.
Please answer the following questions, giving examples as needed.

Date:
Tutor's Name:
Email:
Learner's Name:
Meeting place and time:
Number of times you meet per month (on average):
Changes to tutor or learner address or phone numbers::

Does your learner honour his or her tutoring commitments (ie: coming on time, calling if he/she can't make it, doing homework)?
Is your learner taking a leadership role in his/her own learning (ie: coming up with lesson ideas, bringing in materials from home, giving feedback, etc.)?
What do you consider to be your strengths when tutoring your student?
What are your challenges when tutoring your student?
Do you feel that you have made any type of "connection" with your student? Please elaborate.
How would you describe your learner's progress?

Lesson Planning:

On what specific skills or goals are you and your learner currently working?
Do you try to make your lessons relevant to your student's life? If yes, how ?
What does one of your typical lessons entail?
Do you use a computer when tutoring (including Internet, reading/writing software, creating Word documents etc.)?
Can you give an example of a particularly rewarding or interesting experience you've had with your student?

Literacy Unlimited Resource Library:

What materials do you use when tutoring?
Do you use our lending library?
If no, is there anything Literacy Unlimited can do to help you integrate our materials into your lessons?
If yes, are there any resources in the LU library that you have found helpful or would recommend to other tutors?.
Are there any other teaching materials you would like Literacy Unlimited to add to our lending library?

On-going support:

Do you have any suggestions for any tutor workshops, student workshops, or social evenings you'd like to participate in?
Do you feel that Literacy Unlimited has supported you and your student?
Is there anything else we can do to support your tutoring experience?
Any other thoughts, suggestions, comments?