He was a generous and inspiring tutor at several art colleges, including the Ruskin School in Oxford and Wimbledon School of Art.
Mr. Chen has declined to provide evidence backing up his assertions, issued in a brief statement last Sunday, that Beijing pressured N.Y.U. to terminate what he acknowledged was a generous arrangement that included tutors, security and housing for him, his wife, and their two children.
It would make no sense to pay students for their "outputs" i.e. passing the test, but we could pay them a generous wage for attending A.P. tutoring sessions.
For at least 15 PhD and many more master's students she was a fiercely intelligent, warm-hearted tutor, understanding, patient and generous with her time.
Another study in Australia with first year students showed that self-assessment on PBL tutorial results in substantial under-marking compared to tutor assessment, and peer-assessment's score were significantly more generous than those arising from tutor assessment[ 18].
I was in, and thanks to the generous grant given to ex-service students, money was no problem". And the tutor to whom Lincoln College entrusted him for his course in philosophy, politics and economics was happy to teach him Keynes.
"How very generous," Ann Veronica replied, heading for the laboratories of South Kensington where she was greeted by her tutor Mr Capes, a handsome man of two and thirty-one years who in many ways resembled Mr Wells himself.
Whatever the evaluation a student may take from his tutor's mark to compose his/her final grade, there would be a trend for a generous self-assessment.
If you want to be generous, then spend at least an hour or two a week volunteering at a soup kitchen, tutoring adults or children, cleaning up a community park, or doing some other good out there in the world.
