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6. Use of Digital Tools

Digital tools can enhance tutoring sessions
by providing additional resources and
streamlining communication. Platforms such
as Google Docs, Padlet, and Kahoot

encourage collaboration and engagement.
How to implement:
Assign tasks using shared online
platforms to track contributions and
progress.
Use quizzes or polls to reinforce key
concepts and gather real-time feedback.
Encourage students to use multimedia
tools for presentations or project
documentation.
Example: Students use Google Slides to
collaboratively create a presentation, with
each member contributing specific content.

7. Fostering Positive Group Dynamics

Successful tutoring also depends on
cultivating an environment where students
feel valued and respected. Effective group
dynamics enable better communication,
shared responsibilities, and stronger
interpersonal bonds.
How to implement:
Set group norms at the start of activities,
emphasizing respect and active listening.
Rotate roles within groups to prevent

dominance by any single member.
Encourage reflection sessions where
students discuss what worked well and
what could be improved in their
collaboration.
Example: In a literature study group, students
take turns being the discussion leader, note-
taker, and summarizer, ensuring balanced
participation and accountability.