Developed by Dr. Deanna Martin in 1973 at the University of Missouri at Kansas City, Supplemental Instruction (SI) is an academic assistance program that increases student performance and retention. The SI program provides regularly scheduled, out-of-class, peer facilitated sessions. The SI sessions are open to all students in the class and are attended on a voluntary basis.
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Student Comments...
"I have loved these sessions; I don't think I would have made it through this class without SI sessions. It was great!"
"When I was struggling with understanding the overall concept in a book we were reading, SI helped pull everything together for me. And it was very helpful for preparing for tests and quizzes."
| Fall 2009 SI Sessions | Spring 2010 SI Sessions |
|---|---|
| BIOL 170 (all sections) | BIOL 180 (all sections) |
| CHEM 121 (all sections) | CHEM 162 (all sections) |
| ECON 190 (section 4M) | COMP 150 |
| HIST 105 (section 2W) | HIST 105 (section 2W) |
| HIST 111 | HIST 106 (section 4W) |
| HIST 161 | HIST 201 Topics: Japan's Medieval Past |
| PHIL 103 (section 01) | MATH 131 |
| POLI 101 (section 03) | MATH 201 (section 2M) |
| PSYC 100 (section 02) | PHIL 203 (section 1) |
| RELI 134 | PSYC 100 (section 1) |
| RELI 134 |