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Where to go for help:
It is important that students get the help they need, when they need it! Don't wait too long. Students should access some or all of the following supports to ensure they are keeping up to date.
Your teacher is your first contact. Check out if there is a scheduled help period (often at lunch or after school), or a course help room. Book an appointment and show up on time.
If you have an IEP, see your Learning Support Teacher to help you review notes and consolidate what questions you need to ask. You may choose to stay in class for the main lesson, then come and work in learning support to practice the concepts.
Work with a friend from class to review lessons. Ask each other questions.
Get a tutor if you need specific help in a specific subject.
Meet with a Student Success teacher (SST) in room 209 for strategies and support.
Make an appointment with your guidance counsellor.
The Thames Valley District School Board also offers Math support.
TVO Mathify is another excellent resource for math help (grades 9-12).
English for everyone is a website with effective remedial English activities.
TVDSB offers French homework help
Peer Tutoring
Peer Tutoring
Peer tutoring is an opportunity for current London Central students to support and find academic support with other London Central students. If you would like to help other students with a particular subject or if you need extra support in a specific subject, please consider being part of this fantastic opportunity.
If you would like to volunteer and BECOME a peer tutor, please fill out this form:
https://forms.gle/RwkB2VeXkA9eFqvF9
If you would like additional support and would like to REQUEST a peer tutor, please fill out this form:
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