Math & Science Tutoring
OLA Tutoring Closed for the Summer
Have a Good Summer Break!
Sunday: 5:00-8:00pm
Monday: 6:00-9:00pm
Tuesday: 6:00-9:00pm
Wednesday: 6:00-9:00pm
Thursday: 6:00-9:00pm
First Time Using OLA?
More Questions?
Step 1
Entering the Tutoring Room:
The button “Take Me to Tutoring Room” seen above will direct you to a Virtual “Main Room” where tutors and students alike meet up via Zoom. If you are joining from the browser, before entering the room, it will prompt you to input your name. Feel free to use only your first name!
Step 1*
Using A Mobile Device?
Zoom also supports the use of mobile devices (phones and tablets) if you do not currently have access to a PC or Mac. Yes, you can also draw in your mobile devices! Below are links to the IOS and Android Apps for Zoom.
The link above will still prompt you to a browser-enabled meeting, so pardon the inconvenience when joining the main room first.
Step 4
Student Information Required:
Tutors will ask you for student information prior to being tutored. This is specifically for the purposes of gathering data for information of who we tutor and for numerical data; all personal info gathered is always kept private and anonymous! All tutors will always ask for:
- Student Name
- Grade Level
- Teacher of Subject
- School currently attending
Step 5
Note: If you are a first-time user, tutors will link you to a one-time survey to fill out prior to tutoring. You may also fill the survey out in advance here.
Tutors may also prompt you with a end-of-session survey to fill out if it is their first time tutoring you. Fill out the survey they linked (also shown here) to let them know how they are doing. If you have any more questions regarding Math and Science tutoring, refer to our FAQ.
How we support students
Drop-in 1-on-1 peer tutoring
Homework help
Reading Comprehension
Vocabulary Building
Test and Quiz Review
Pre-college mentorship
Content Reinforcement
Assessment Corrections
Tutoring Hours
Closed on Fridays, Saturdays, all State & Federal Holidays, and during University of Hawaii breaks
How we support teachers
- Differentiated instruction: tutors can work with a student or group of students on certain skills or topics
- Content review: students can ask for assistance with class information they don’t understand or for which they need clarification
- Independent practice: tutors can go over classwork or unfinished classwork with students
- Advisory activity: students can log in during advisory time to complete homework or unfinished classwork
- Assessment prep: tutors can prepare for upcoming quizzes and tests
- Assessment corrections: students can review with tutors missed problems and correct their assessments with the right answers
- Homework problems: tutors can help with a wide variety of homework types (e.g., practice problems, projects, brainstorming project ideas, etc.)
Thank you for supporting our learners here at the High Schools and at UH!
– Emmanuella Marcil, 9th Grade • Kaua’i High School
Each tutor that I’ve worked with has helped me a lot with my math. It’s been awesome!
– Janique Marcil, 7th Grade • Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School
The University of Hawaii at Manoa OLA has completely changed the way my daughters look at math. They’re now proud of the grades they get and look forward to their tests. I cannot say how grateful I am for this amazing online resource.
– Serge Marcil, Emmanuella and Janique’s dad
Math & Science Tutoring Sessions from 2007-2017
Hawai'i DOE Grades 6-12
UH Community Colleges
UH Mānoa, West O'ahu, & Hilo
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