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Peer-Led Learning
What is Peer-Led Learning?
La Sierra’s Peer-Led Learning is a co-curricular support program for STEM classes that typically have a lower class pass rate. Sessions are led by students who have successfully taken the course previously.
Peer-led Learning takes place at a regularly scheduled time from Week 2 through Week 10 each quarter, with Math 006 and 007 beginning Week 1. It is held in the Chemistry and Biochemistry Student Common Area in Palmer Hall, Room 254.
Peer-led Learning activities include:
- Learning necessary skills for the course to competency
- Interactive or collaborative small-group activities to engage in the learning process
- Mnemonics, acronyms or songs for remembering formulas, cycles or processes
- Socratic approach to learning