"one-on-one teaching" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a type of instruction or education where one teacher works with one student at a time. This approach is often used in academic settings or in tutoring sessions. Example: "The student struggled with understanding the material in a group setting, so the teacher provided one-on-one teaching to help clarify the concepts."
Mindfulness courses are usually taught in groups but the hardened criminals in the prison-within-prison segregation units will receive one-on-one teaching.
Sonya Welch, another sixth-grade teacher, said that with 24 students, she could break the class into small groups daily in math, reading and social studies for more one-on-one teaching.
Once in the program, they tutor fellow students four hours a week to gain one-on-one teaching experience and complete a 20-hour-a-week summer internship -- often involving tutoring.
It's possible to read cuts to tutorials as an insignificant development – after all, UCL is the only university outside of Oxford and Cambridge to offer one-on-one teaching to English undergraduates.
The intervention, adapted to a short-term treatment, consists in an 3-step one-on-one teaching session conducted by a trained pharmacist. 1) Identification of the patient's needs — or educational diagnosis.
Deferring time-consuming tasks to a software system allows greater one-on-one teaching and learning time, a challenging prospect in the traditional classroom (Wolf 2002; Singh and Holt 2013).
As I grew older, playing doubles taught me about collaboration, and playing one-on-one taught me how to outthink and outsmart an opponent.
Librarians spend a lot of time giving advice and teaching people one-on-one, so teaching experience is a plus, too.
He has experienced a number of approaches: applied behavioral analysis, incidental learning, Floortime, sensory integration therapy, discrete trial training and just plain one-on-one good teaching.
Tutoring can range from one-on-one sessions taught by neighbors or older students to classes at franchised centers, as well as over the Internet.
The austere, one-on-one duels teach you the skills, but it's in the 2v2, 3v3 and 4v4 playlists that Rocket League takes off, serving up match after match of player-authored brilliance: end-to-end slugfests, delicate tactical exchanges and full-blown wars all fit into quicksilver five-minute sessions.
