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Strengthening Skills
Our tutors come highly recommended by professors for their subject mastery and maturity. Once hired, tutors are trained to recognize learning styles and tailor strategies to meet the needs of students. Tutoring is provided free of charge in all subjects, from math and science to psychology and foreign languages.
Learn MoreInnovative Teaching Resources
The Center for Teaching and Learning provides faculty with resources to explore innovative teaching tools, develop new approaches for challenging students, and learn about the latest classroom technologies, all with the goal of improving student learning.
Learn MoreMultilingual Support
The Center for Teaching and Learning provides English writing support to students from diverse language backgrounds. Using a mainstreaming-plus-support model, students are encouraged to seek writing support from their professors, peer tutors, and the multilingual student specialist, whether or not they are struggling in a course.
Learn MoreThe John Crosland Jr. Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) is a place where experts in technology, library sciences, and education work together under one roof to support the work of Davidson scholars—from first-year students to tenured professors.
CTL provides faculty with resources to create or explore new teaching tools, hone traditional methods and develop new pedagogies that challenge students, all with the goal of improving student learning.
Our location and facilities in the E.H. Little Library provide a rich, synergistic environment for exploring the latest classroom technologies and information services to enhance teaching at Davidson. The CTL faculty and staff, information literacy and instructional technology staff pool pedagogical resources and work with faculty to create effective learning opportunities.
