According to the Fab Five Feedback Steps, the tutor-student interaction should begin with this

"Let me begin by telling you what I think you're doing wrong."

LIKE the lightbulb going off above the coyote's head as he schemes of ways to catch the road runner, a strategy for reading a textbook includes this

Sheldon's compulsive behavior drives him to do this when arriving at Penny's apartment

According to the UCR SOM Peer Tutor guide direct observations are observations the tutor makes through these

This Fab Five Feedback Step is how the tutor and student should wrap up a tutoring session

"Your notes breaking down the chapter you read are well organized."

(Un)LIKE the way to read a mystery novel and enjoy it, you should start a journal article here

In preparation for his first acting class Sheldon read Stanislavski’s An Actor Prepares, Stella Adler’s
The Technique of Acting, Uta Hagen’s Respect for Acting, and this

A student may imply something, but a tutor should never do this

Sharing what the student does well is part of this Fab Five Feedback Step

"By your lack of organization I can only assume you are totally unprepared."

(Un)LIKE improvisation in jazz, before studying a student should do this

According to Penny, these are the two things improvisation is all about

While age is good for things like wine and cheese it is not always good for this

Providing the student with options regarding his/her study habits is an example of this Fab Five Feedback Step

"You are so freakin' smart! You're gonna ace that OSCE."

Like the scientist does this to collect data, a peer tutor does to gather information about the student for feedback

The improvisational store where Penny works sells these two mismatched items

According to the work of Carol Dweck the most effective feedback focuses on this

Helping the student discover the thought process behind their feelings is part of this Fab Five Feedback Step

“That wasn’t your best performance – what do you think we can do better next time?”

Like Simon Baker and Shaun Spencer used ESP to catch criminals, a peer tutor uses the acronym to do these three things

According to Sheldon, the sign above Penny's shop reads this because improv is all about saying yes

Huggy Bear had it with Starsky and Hutch and you have it with the student