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Supplemental Instruction

What is Supplemental Instruction or SI?

Supplemental Instruction (SI), created at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, is an approach to learning that supports students toward academic success by integrating “what to learn” with “how to learn.” SI consists of regularly scheduled, voluntary, out-of-class group study sessions driven by students’ needs. Sessions are facilitated by trained peer leaders who utilize collaborative activities to ensure peer-to-peer interaction in small groups.

Meet your SI Leaders!

Andrew B.

Supplemental Instruction Leader

Courses Covered:

CH 334 (Fall), CH 335 (Winter), CH 336 (Spring)

Fall Term Meeting Times: Tuesdays (11:45-1:15) & Thursdays (12:00-1:30)

Destiny-Celyse L.

Supplemental Instruction Leader

Courses Covered:

CH 221 (Fall), CH 222 (Winter), CH 223 (Spring)

Fall Term Meeting Times: Tuesdays (12:30-1:30), Wednesdays (2:30-3:30), & Thursdays (2:30-3:30)

*SI meeting times are determined by the students in each course at the begining of each term.

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