Sentence examples for class to tutor from inspiring English sources

He stayed after class to tutor her.

If a private tutor isn't an option, consider asking a classmate who's doing very well in the class to be your tutor.

Claude worms his way into the bosom of a middle-class family by offering to tutor a classmate, then snoops around the house and keeps a journal, which he reads to Germain.

The PTs were asked to reflect and connect the theories they read about during the first 5 weeks of class to their instruction during tutoring the last 10 weeks of class via focused reflections on the online classroom platform.

She recalled that Klug noticed another student struggling in his finite element modeling class and asked Gibbons to tutor  her.

Or they could be encouraged to tutor classes -- providing young people with a chance to benefit from their life experiences.

Most Learning Leaders spend at least two hours a week visiting classes during the day to tutor students one-on-one or in small groups on reading, writing and math.

He even started classes with his wife, Jeanne, to tutor minority applicants to better prepare them for the civil service examination.

An example of a situation where you're being too hard on yourself might be: one of your goals is to excel in college, so you decide to take on the hardest classes you can take, and to tutor other students as well, while simultaneously trying to work, as well.

If your class or tutoring session meet only once a week, devote time outside of class to practicing and studying.

When he started having trouble with his lab work, he said, Mrs. Stein offered to tutor him after class.