A5: Most people don’t really understand what the writing center really does, and come in just asking for a proofreading, so it can feel like we’re being under utilized, if that makes sense? #wcchat
A6: Like our student outreach committee does, we just need to reach out and advertise what we do. Most people would definitely like to use the WC, but there are people that simply don’t know about it, and we need to reach out to them. #wcchat
A6: Your tutee’s opinions are just as valid as yours. The tutoring session should be collaborative: not one person telling the other what to do. #wcchat
A5: Getting to go to the MTSU writing center as a group for the first time really made me feel a sense of community. People that I had never met and would otherwise have little to nothing in common suddenly became people that I felt a strong sense of community with. #wcchat
A4: Everyone is always going to have different ideas and opinions on how things should be done, so it’s important to step back and critically assess your own methods and listen to others; they have just as much reason to believe in their methods as you do yours. #wcchat
A3: We’re always ready to invite people in. Through open houses, fun advertisements, we try to communicate that everyone has a place in our writing center. #wcchat
A2: More than anything, we want to help. I don’t know of a single person that views our writing center as a tool for their own gain, so everyone here truly, genuinely wants to help others. #wcchat
@Cutepumpkin5sos@rucoschools @spurlockb_rcs they realize that, they just hope that y’all have the common sense to realize youre endangering other peoples lives
@autumn_sky2020@rucoschools @spurlockb_rcs oh no! whatever will you do inside for a few weeks? try thinking of other people for once please, there are immunocompromised people whos lives are in danger but you dont want to take that extra step to protect them because it “sucks”