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Tutor
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tutor, profesor particular
a teacher who gives lessons privately to one student or a small group
Who is a "tutor"?
A tutor is a person who provides individualized or small-group instruction to help students understand specific subjects or improve their skills. Tutors often work outside of regular classroom hours and focus on areas where students may need extra support, such as in subjects they find challenging or for test preparation. Their role is to offer personalized attention, explain concepts in different ways, and address the specific needs of each student to ensure their academic success. Tutors may work in schools, privately, or through online platforms.
Example
She hired a math tutor to help her daughter improve her grades.
The tutor helped the student prepare for the college entrance exams.
He works as a language tutor, teaching Spanish to beginners.
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tutor, profesor particular
a teacher at a university or college who helps and guides a group of students with their studies
Example
The tutor helped me understand the complex concepts in the course.
She is my tutor for the advanced physics class.
Tutors often hold office hours to assist students with their work.
to tutor
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dar clases particulares
to teach a single student or a few students, often outside a school setting
Transitive: to tutor sb in a subject
Example
She decided to tutor her classmates in chemistry to help them prepare for the upcoming exam.
The university offers a program where advanced students can tutor their peers in specific subjects.
He volunteered to tutor underprivileged children in mathematics during the weekends.
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tutelar, asesorar
to provide care, guidance, and support to someone
Transitive: to tutor sb
Example
He tutors his elderly neighbor, assisting with daily tasks and providing companionship.
After her parents ' untimely death, she tutored her younger siblings.
As the legal guardian, she tutors her niece, overseeing her education and well-being.
