Sentence examples for tutoring from the from inspiring English sources
Or those who persist in tutoring from the age of five, before the children go through the great, unspoken ordeal of the 11-plus, weekend after weekend, at all the super-selective grammar schools around the M25.
That would include Nunez, who could no doubt use some tutoring from the master of intangibles and the greatest winning shortstop in the history of the game.
Since the club paid around $11 million to buy Hernández from Guadalajara this summer, he has had some tutoring from the Norwegian.
Access to special tutoring, from the preschool years all the way to the SATs, clearly gives advantages to those who can afford it.
Most Arab state public schools score very low on the international math/reading comparisons, thanks to a system that asks students to take notes, spew back what they learned and pay for private tutoring from the same teachers after school if they want anything remotely better.
The local tutoring, which seemed initially as an important feature of the programme, also advocated by many authors [ 25, 27], neither responded to the students' nor to the coordination team's expectations, though a specific workshop had been organized for the local tutors [ 22]: close-distance tutoring from the Geneva-based coordination team became therefore a major activity.
I've heard of children being tutored from the age of five.
In response, Education Department officials said parents were encouraged to seek tutoring from any of the dozens of approved concerns.
He was tutored from home until the age of eleven, when he was enrolled in Stephen Clark's School for Boys, a private school in Pasadena, for six years.
The daughter of a prosperous Viennese banker, Lamarr was privately tutored from age 4; by the time she was 10, she was a proficient pianist and dancer and could speak four languages.
Since making that decision, Burns has changed course and is now pursuing a high school equivalency degree, with tutoring help from the Durham Literacy Center.
