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Tutor Training Videos on YouTube
This is a collection of videos available on YouTube that demonstrate various strategies in a one to one tutoring setting. Under each category, you will find a description of the contents of the video and a listing of the variety of strategies demonstrated. Feel free to use these videos to show what a tutoring session may look like or to help tutors see how specific strategies can be used in a tutoring situation.
Index
ABE
First Meeting……………………………….. p. 2
Reading/Writing Strategies………….. p. 2
Language Experience Approach…… p. 3
GED……………………………………………… p. 4
ELL
First Meeting……………………………….. p. 4
Speaking Strategies……………………… p. 5
Reading/Writing Strategies………….. p. 5
Health Literacy……………………………. p. 6
Job Hunting…………………………………. p. 6
Learner Stories……………………………. p. 6
Tutor Information
What Is It Like To Tutor?................ p. 7
Adult Learning Theory…………………. p. 7
A Specific Approach to Reading….. p. 7
ABE – First Meeting
This is an example of an ABE tutoring session in 3 parts from Delaware County Literacy Council. Included in Part 1 is an example of goal setting, sight words, core curriculum, word pronunciation and writing. Part 2 continues writing, includes Language Experience Approach and functional learning. Part 3 includes discussions about everyday life skills.
“First ABE Tutoring Session part 1.” – 15 min.
“First ABE Tutoring Session part 2.” – 15 min.
“First ABE Tutoring Session part 3.” - 7 min.
Reading/Writing Strategies
MegPhonics has made a series of videos that use various phonics techniques. Each strategy is demonstrated with a basic ABE learner.
“Tutoring Techniques demo Guided Reading activity” – 4 min.
“Tutoring Techniques demo Sight Word Multisensory Technique – 2:22 min.
“Tutoring Techniques demo Vocabulary Quick Study Cards” – 1:36 min.
“Tutoring Techniques demo Systematic Phonics Instruction vowel consonant e” – 3:26
“Tutoring Techniques demo Systematic Phonics Instruction y as a vowel” – 3:39 min.
“Tutoring Techniques demo Copy the Phrase writing activity” – 3:29 min.
“Tutoring Techniques demo Systematic Phonics Instruction mutisyllable words” – 3:30
“Basic Reading and Writing Techniques” is a series in 3 parts for a basic ABE learner by Literacy DuPage, IL. Part 1: Alphabet Study includes reviewing the previous lesson, new words and rhyming words, writing the words and finding sounds in an experience story. Part 2: Word Study shows an example of reading an experience story silently, discussing unknown words, reading the story aloud, adding to the story and spell tracing.
“Basic Reading and Writing Techniques Part 1: Alphabet Study” – 9:35 min
“Basic Reading & Writing Techniques - Part 2: Word Study” - 9:45 min.
“Basic Reading & Writing Techniques - Part 3: Reading a Map” – 5:55 min.
Language Experience Approach
This series of videos reviews the various steps to the Language Experience Approach for ABE Learners. Imbedded in each lesson are some other great reading strategy examples. It is produced by the Virginia Adult Learning Resource Center ()
“1. Creating a Language Experience Story - The discussion” – 1 min.
“2. Language Experience Approach: Activating Prior Knowledge and Using the K-W-L Chart” – 2:18 min.
“3. Language Experience Approach: Further Discussion” – 2:18 min.
“4. Creating the Language Experience Story Using a Graphic Organizer” – 1:42 min.
“5. The student dictates the Language Experience Story” – 1:46 min.
“6. Reading the Language Experience Story” – 2:24 min
“7. Word Skills Activities with the Language Experience Story” – 2:04 min.
“8. Transferring Reading Strategies Using the Language Experience Approach” – 2:32
GED
“GED as Project” is another project from the Virginia Adult Learning Resource Center that shows learners working in a class on their GED. It can be used for one to one tutoring ideas as well.
“GED as Project, Reading Strategy – Prediction” – 1:41
“GED as Project: Graphing - Science Practice Test” – 2:23 min.
“GED as Project - Writing the GED Essay” – 2:35 min.
ELL – First Meeting
The “First Meeting” series is by Literacy DuPage and includes videos for ELL 1 and 2. The ESL 1 meeting includes getting acquainted, goal setting, a quick check of words and numbers, a quick check of reading and writing and a review of next meeting and homework. Part 1 of the ESL 2 First Meeting includes getting acquainted, goal setting, attempts at writing and phone numbers. Part 2 includes more attempts at writing and some discussion about homework.
“First Meeting - ESL 1 Learner” 9:59 min.
“First Meeting - ESL 2 Learner” - Part 1 9:09
“First Meeting - ESL 2 Learner - Part 2” – 3:03 min.
Delaware County Literacy Council also has a 2 part video series on the ELL first meeting. Part 1 also includes a discussion about the days of the week, setting and achieving goals, finding resources, assessment and alphabet, spelling, greetings and the verb - to be. Part 2 includes work on contractions, reading forms, days of the week and months of the year.
“First ESL Tutoring Session part 1 of 2” – 16:07 min.
“First ESL Tutoring Session part 2 of 2” – 7:56 min
ELL – Speaking Strategies
This series of 2 videos is by Literacy DuPage. Part 1 shows how to make picture cards using the pictures in the newspaper and how to review them. Part 2 reviews discussions about quantities and finishes the lesson.
“Practice with Picture Cards - Part 1” – 9:46
“Practice with Picture Cards - Part 2” – 1:14
ELL – Reading and Writing Strategies
Literacy DuPage provides a number of videos with reading and writing strategies to use with ELL. The “Family Photos” is an example of using pictures with a low level ELL as well as the use of a sight word strategy. The “ESL 1” video goes through the Learning Experience Approach including the writing of the story, the tutor reading the story and the learner reading the story. In the “ESL 2”, the learner reads the homework assignment, learns to self-correct and prepare for the next lesson. “Using an Address” is condensed from a 45 min. tutoring session and includes reviewing the address, saying the address, practice writing, practice writing without looking, practicing city and state, an example of encouragement and success, filling out address cards and discussion of the next session. “Alphabet Study” is for beginning ELL and shows the practice of letter names and the practice of letter sounds.
“Sight Words from Family Photos” – 8:52 min.
“ESL 1 Experience Story” – 5:54 min.
“ESL 2 Experience Story” - 10:01 min.
“Reading and Writing Practice Using a New Address” – 9:38 min.
“Alphabet Study” - 6:44 min.
Health Literacy
Literacy DuPage also has examples of a tutoring session that previews and writes down the vocabulary, does a role play for making a Dr.’s appointment and discusses confusing aspects of it.
“Role Play: Doctor Call” – 8:25
Job Hunting
Literacy DuPage also has a video for job hunting. It includes pre reading, first text, echo reading, filling out an application, a role-play and writing down skills all in the context of job hunting.
“Job Hunt – Reading and Writing Techniques” – 9:07
Learner Stories
Literacy Volunteers Rensselaer County offers a story from an ABE learner who learns to read for his daughter and explains his past.
“Adult Literacy Tutoring - A Student's View” – 3:01 min.
This is a news story from Canada that is inspiring and universal.
“Adult Literacy Learner Shares His Story” – 3:25 min.
The following series is from the California Library Literacy Services and are excellent testimonials about adult literacy programming. Leon, Enrique, Sherries and Kristi are ABE learners each with a unique story. Linda is an ELL from Viet Nam who is studying English at work. Parke talks about hiding his literacy challenges and difficulty filling out forms and becoming an informed voter.
“Leon: A Learner's Perspective” – 3:34 min.
“Enrique: A Learner's Perspective” – 1:42 min.
“Sherries: A Learner's Perspective” – 1:27 min.
“Kristi: A Learner's Perspective” – 1:21 min.
“Linda: A Learner's Perspective” – 3:41 min.
“Parke: A Learner's Perspective” – 1:23 min.
What it is like to tutor?
“Don't let nervousness be a barrier to tutoring” – 1:59 min.
Adult Learning Theory
“Andragogy (Adult Learning)” – 8:28 min.
A Specific Approach to Teaching Reading
It’s Never Too Late is a Philadelphia-based grassroots initiative that is dedicated to helping adult non-readers achieve the basic skills needed to cope with the text in their everyday lives.
“It’s Never Too Late 1” 9:48 min.
“It’s Never Too Late 2” 9:48 min.
“It’s Never Too Late 3” – 8:48
“It’s Never Too Late 4” – 6:08
Wisconsin Literacy has received permission from the organizations that put these videos on YouTube to download and use them for educational purposes. We do request that you give credit to the organization that created the video if you use it in your training.
There are many ways to download and save YouTube videos to your computer for those times when you do not have access to the Internet. One easy way is to use Zamzar at . If you copy and paste the URL of the YouTube video into step 1 and select “avi” as the format to convert to in step 2 and follow the directions, it will upload and convert the video and send you an e-mail for the location to download the video. You tell it where to save your video and you are done.
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