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Math Learning Center

Math Learning Center

South Hall 332

Want to join our staff?

Apply to be a tutor! Fill out the application and email the finished application to Professor Haddad (haddad@geneseo.edu).

MLC Application

The MLC is open!

The MLC, located in South Hall 332, is open for both in person or online tutoring for various 100, 200, and 300 level mathematics courses. You can drop in for in-person help during open hours, you may schedule an appointment with a tutor for in-person help, or you may schedule an appointment to meet with a tutor online. Below you will find the details about the specific courses that you can get help with and the names and available times of the tutors.

Although an appointment is NOT necessary to meet in-person with a tutor, you can make an appointment for either in-person or on-line help. To schedule an appointment:

  1. Review the courses and available tutors below
  2. Go to geneseo.campus.eab.com
  3. Click "Get Assistance" in the upper right.
  4. In the drop-down menu, select "Academic Support", and the type of service is "Tutoring".
  5. In the next drop-down menu, select "Math Learning Center".
  6. You may only book a half-hour appointment.
  7. As your appointment time approaches, you should expect an email from the tutor with a link for the meeting and any other necessary details.

If you have any trouble with scheduling, please contact Professor Haddad (haddad@geneseo.edu).

 

Finals Week MLC Schedule

 

Available Courses and Tutors

 

Ways to be a Good Tutee

  1. Go to class: take GOOD notes.
  2. Come prepared: look at your assignment BEFORE scheduling an appointment.
  3. Have specific questions ready.
  4. Focus on the method, not merely the answers.
  5. Be an ACTIVE learner.
  6. Have a growth mindset - you don't understand it YET.
  7. Be understanding: tutors are students too.
  8. Review each problem after you finish.

Useful Links

  • Khan Academy
    The Khan Academy contains over 2,000 video lessons. Subjects taught range from basic arithmetic and algebra up through multivariable calculus and linear algebra. There are also computer generated practice problems where you can master everything from adding numbers to using the chain rule.

  • Paul's Online Notes
    If you prefer to read through examples and explanations then this is the site for you. There are extensive notes and examples for Algebra, Calc I through Calc III, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations.