Instructional Center
1307 NE 40th St
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone:
206-543-4240
Email:
ic@u.washington.edu
Address:
Instructional
Center
1307 NE 40th St
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone:
206-543-4240
Email:
ic@u.washington.edu
Last Revised:
Oct 26, 2009
What
is a Comprehensive Learning Center?
The
Committee on Learning Skills Centers says that "it is
a special place where students come for special instruction
not usually included in 'regular' classrooms." This
means that the Instructional Center (IC) is a place where
students can take their time to learn and where students
are not afraid to ask questions. It is a place where students
study together and develop support groups and lasting friendships.
The IC is truly a special place at the University of Washington.
You
will not find a place like the Instructional Center anywhere
else on campus. In fact, it is the only comprehensive learning
center at the University of Washington.
Studies
show that students who attend learning centers achieve better
grades and are more successful during their college careers.
The Instructional Center provides academic support for EOP
students. By using the Instructional Center regularly
you will:
Reduce
study time by learning to study more effectively
Become
better prepared for exams by learning concepts and mastering
course material
Develop
a more personalized approach to learning
Develop
confidence in your academic abilities
Have
the opportunity to study cooperatively in small groups
The
IC is staffed by more than a dozen professional instructors
and over 100 tutors. You will find that they are enthusiastic
and energetic people who like to teach and are interested
in the welfare of the the students. There are instructors
and tutors available for almost every academic discipline
or major.
In
addition to extra instruction for your courses, the IC
also offers:
A
complete computer lab with up-to-date hardware and software,
as well as access to the Internet
MCAT
Preparation Workshops
Professional
and Graduate School Admission Workshops
Study
Skills Sessions and Assessments
Courses
in Critical
Reading for Speed and Comprehension
Assessments
for Academic Achievement, Reading, Writing, Math, Learning
Styles, and Affective Behaviors.