The phrase "academic tutorials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to instructional sessions or classes focused on academic subjects, often aimed at enhancing understanding or skills in a particular area.
Example: "The university offers a variety of academic tutorials to help students improve their writing and research skills."
Alternatives: "scholarly sessions" or "educational workshops".
The OU – the UK's biggest distance learning provider – already has 7,000 academics hosting tutorials in person, marking online assignments and teaching live sessions on the internet – often in unusual ways.
Completing the university's academic integrity tutorial did not significantly affect e-dishonesty practices while taking online or hybrid courses had some significant effect on e-dishonesty.
"But the ability for the districts to target these kids and provide Saturday classes, alternative high schools, mentoring, tutorials and academic intervention all comes with a cost and often depends on the resources of the districts," she said.
Small-group academic interactions, such as tutorials and laboratory sessions, do not often feature in vocabulary or English for Academic Purposes (EAP) research.
This can be done using books, online tutorials or academic courses.
Our experience as part time staff in some of the private universities and university colleges made us realise that Tutorial Assistants (academic staff with a bachelor's degree) are assigned undergraduate courses to teach and evaluate student progress without any formal supervision.
The consumer tutors debriefed following each tutorial with academic staff.
Educators need to embed academic skills in lectures and tutorials and provide feedback on student progress measured through effective assessment (Sambell et al. 2013).
The current study conducts a thorough content analysis of recently built or up-to-date high-quality web-based information literacy tutorials contributed by academic libraries in a peer-reviewed database, PRIMO.
