Supplemental Instruction

Welcome to Supplemental Instruction

What is Supplemental Instruction?

• Supplemental Instruction (SI) is structured, peer-led group study. Students who want a fuller mastery of the course material can use SI as a space to encounter classmates who are committed to on-task group study sessions.
• SI sessions are facilitated by a Leader who has previously taken and done well in the course and have been recommended by professors.
• The SI Leader attends class (again) with students, and conducts regularly scheduled study sessions to review the course material.
• The SI Leader does not go over homework; instead, he facilitates activities to promote mastery of the most difficult course material.
• The SI Leader does not repeat the lecture, so SI sessions are not a substitute for course attendance.
• This program is designed to give all students in the course additional ways of processing the course material and constructing new knowledge; is not a remedial or tutoring program.
• SI Session attendance is strictly voluntary and is anonymous from the professor.

Who should attend SI?

• Students who want higher grades. Wabash data predict better final grades for those who attend SI and significant improvement for students who attend at least one-quarter of the SI sessions.
• All students!  Basically, SI is a way to study smarter!

Which classes have Supplemental Instruction for Spring 2024?

Contact

If you have questions or concerns about Supplemental Instruction at Wabash, please contact Vic Lindsay, Coordinator of Student Success.