Calculus Lab Tutoring
The Calculus Lab is a free tutoring center for GW students who need additional help in their calculus courses. The goal of the lab is to improve the overall academic performance of calculus students at GW. The Calculus Lab is operated by the Department of Mathematics and staffed by tutors who are graduate students in math.
The Calculus Lab is only available for students in specified courses: MATH 1221: Calculus with Precalculus II, MATH 1231: Single-Variable Calculus I, MATH 1232: Single-Variable Calculus II , MATH 1252: Calculus for the Social and Management Sciences, and MATH 2233: Multivariable Calculus.
As before, it is a walk-in Calculus clinic held Monday through Wednesday at 5-7pm and Thursday at 5-6pm. No appointment is needed for visiting the lab.
In Spring 2024, the Calculus Lab meets in Rome Hall 771. Here is a list of the TAs available in each time-block:
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M (Rome 771) |
T (Rome 771) |
W (Rome 771) |
R (Rome 771) |
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5--6 |
Yaqi Wu |
Peiqi Yang |
Paula Souza
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6--7 |
Ben Clingpeel |
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Tutoring Session Guidance
Before visiting the Calculus Lab, please seek help from your professor or teaching assistant first by going to their office hours. They are your best resource for getting assistance with your specific course and can offer more individualized attention. If you still need help after seeing them (or are unable to meet with them), then come to the lab.
Expectations
- Prepare specific questions/topics that you would like to discuss with the tutors, so that you’re ready to work with them as soon as you arrive. Please do not come to the lab to begin studying/working on homework without specific questions prepared for the tutors! Our space is limited, and it is unfair to other students who have questions ready from the start. If you need a space to work on problems independently and come up with questions before meeting with a tutor, you may use other available classrooms in the building.
- Bring all necessary materials with you, including pens/pencils, paper, notes/notebooks, textbooks, calculators, laptops/tablets, etc. The tutors may or may not have these materials for you, so please come prepared.