Sentence examples for acted as tutor from inspiring English sources

He acted as tutor, then taught philosophy (1675 81) at the Protestant Academy of Sedan.

Then, to earn money, he acted as tutor for two years in two wealthy, cultured Florentine families, and this contact with the early Renaissance coloured all his life.

In the course of his academic career Solovyov held several important administrative posts at Moscow University, published several works concerning Peter I the Great and Alexander I, and acted as tutor to the tsarevich Nikolay Aleksandrovich (1859) and to the future tsar Alexander III (1866).

In a biographical sketch, Harold Begbie wrote that at Oxford Henson was nicknamed "Coxley Cocksure"; he added: In 1885, in tandem with his work at All Souls, Henson acted as tutor to Lyle Rathbone, son of the philanthropic businessman William Rathbone.

Moreover, the Multidisciplinary Sepsis Teams consisted of senior staff who acted as tutors for the problem based learning used in the education of our target staff, and this may have facilitated the learning of our well experienced (we excluded residents and medical students) hospital staff [ 28].

In 343 or 342 Aristotle was summoned by Philip II to the Macedonian capital at Pella to act as tutor to Philip's 13-year-old son, the future Alexander the Great.

You can hear the wide Brooklyn bark as he remembers, only too vividly, the professional drag queen whom Wilder flew in from Berlin to act as tutor to his leads: This guy told us to keep the cheeks of your ass tight.

This theme demonstrates how one student with knowledge in a particular construction task is trying to engage another student and thereby act as tutor to that student.

But the bartenders act as tutors, too, encouraging their eager students to go off-menu.

Pedagogical agents who act as tutors and mentors have been long used in intelligent and adaptive tutoring systems.

Students aged 9 12 years from Scotland and Catalonia were matched to act as tutors in their own language and as tutees in a modern foreign language.