tutor
noun
verb (used with object)
verb (used without object)
Origin of tutor
Synonym study
Examples from the Web for tutoring
Contemporary Examples of tutoring
I took on work in the evenings tutoring wealthy high-school students in math.
Today, more offer mentoring programs, tutoring, and extra counseling to help ease the transition.
Merryman, a lawyer turned writer/editor and operator of a tutoring program for inner-city kids, does not have children of her own.
Historical Examples of tutoring
I did have a condition in French, and Miss Carter was tutoring me, just as you thought.
Betty Wales SeniorMargaret Warde
Every one requires some of it, but many must take months of tutoring.
The Making of a Trade SchoolMary Schenck Woolman
But I could live on it, and in any case it was better than slaving at tutoring.
The Dew of Their YouthS. R. Crockett
My teacher has often said that the reason she has kept on tutoring me is because I look like a sister she once had.
SistersGrace May North
I want some tutoring in Latin, and he said he thought you could take me on.
Full-Back FosterRalph Henry Barbour