Hazelton Jones, LauraWeissbach, RobertMeckley, JonRenguette, CorinneSorge, Brandon S.Rothrock, MattPflueger, Ruth C.Ice, DanielleDasgupta, Annwesa2022-03-102022-03-102020Hazelton Jones, L., Weissbach, R., Meckley, J., Renguette, C., Sorge, B. S., Rothrock, M., Pflueger, R. C., Ice, D., & Dasgupta, A. (2020). Replication of a Tutor-Training Method for Improving Interaction Between Writing Tutors and Stem Students. Praxis, 17(3), 59–73.https://hdl.handle.net/1805/28119The improvement of tutor training programs can impact the important work of writing centers. Tutors often feel less comfortable tutoring in genres different from their own discipline. A previous study introduced an assignment-specific tutor training model to improve writing center tutoring sessions between engineering students and writing tutors. The results of the previous study indicated a valuable addition to the resources available for engineering students. This model has now been replicated at two universities to assess the potential for wider dissemination. Preliminary data analysis suggests a relationship between initial tutor rating of student work, student perceptions of tutoring, and tutor perception of student engagement in the tutorial. Plans for future research include continued replication and expansion to test larger sample sizes, analysis of impact within and adaptations for other STEM areas, and continued study of the impact on tutoring team projects.enPublisher Policytutor training programswriting tutorsSTEM studentsArticle