WELCOME TO UDC
At UDC, the city isn’t our location; it’s our campus. From the Community College to workforce development programs and more, UDC is active in every ward--providing a quality education and enriching the lives of students, neighbors, and stakeholders alike.
WELCOME TO UDC
At UDC, the city isn’t our location; it’s our campus. From the Community College to workforce development programs and more, UDC is active in every ward--providing a quality education and enriching the lives of students, neighbors, and stakeholders alike.
Supplemental Instruction Program
Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a series of regularly-scheduled interactive and collaborative study sessions for students taking traditionally difficult classes. Students who regularly attend SI sessions earn higher grades than non-SI participants.
How are classes selected?
Courses selected for SI are introductory courses in which undergraduate students are expected to perform well in order to progress in their major and/or meet their program’s requirements.
Student Expectations
- Regularly attend class. SI is not a replacement for attending class or talking to your professor
- Bring class notes, textbook and questions.SI sessions engage students in a discussion of the most recent lecture material and provide you with opportunities to practice what you are learning
- Regularly attend SI.Students who attend regularly are more likely to earn higher grades in the course
- Have fun!SI sessions provide a comfortable, informal environment for you to share information and learn from your classmates
Benefits of SI Sessions
- Earn higher course grades
- Develop effective methods of studying course material
- Enhance study skills
- Collaborate with classmates to improve understanding of content
- Receive tips from SI leaders who have previously taken the course
Students interested in applying to be a Supplemental Instructor Leader, please click here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfH205dB9P_-ODJAYG-VxhHyeCN_T96xvEI0mSQz-_yMtbk7A/viewform