An active tutor is one whose worker agents are still performing or learning their assigned tasks.
In family medicine, unlike other hospital specializations, each resident has an assigned tutor in the health center work alongside them through their residence and supervise the fulfilment of objectives as part of a learning evaluation that identifies possibilities for improvement and proposes corrective measures, with constant feedback in continued active tutoring meetings.
To solve this problem, we encouraged active peer-tutoring and extensive discussions in their own language whenever they needed.
Nathan"In our experience as educators, one of the key ways that we find private tutoring enhances ESL and ELL programs is through active learning scenarios: tutors can engage students into sample social or business scenarios and enable students to put into practice their learning," says Nathan Arora, President of SchoolTutoring.com, an online tutoring company.
He was active until last year, tutoring the Phillies' minor league catchers during spring and fall instructional sessions.
It engages active seniors to tutor inner-city K-3 students in reading.
The form of tutorship in this course was new for the physicians (a more active tutorship, small-group tutoring, recommendations in a study book specific for the course, and engagement as tutor for the student group lasting as long as two terms) [ 6].
We have a range of systems in place to ensure any damage in student accommodation is dealt with promptly, including a very active residential warden and tutor scheme".
It is noteworthy to mention that tutorship at this time was optional in this course, so there might have been an active selection by these committed tutors.
He was a popular tutor and an active fellow; he held several college offices, with varying degrees of success and, in 1966, at the relatively early age of 41, he delivered the university's Bampton lectures.
