Synonym: coach, condition, direct, drill, educate, enlighten, guide, instruct, prepare, prime, school, show, teach, train. Similar words: statutory, distributor, prosecutor, contributor, astute, statute, destitute, substitute. Meaning: ['tuːtə /'tju-] 
n. a person who gives private instruction (as in singing or acting). v. 1. be a tutor to someone; give individual instruction 2. act as a guardian to someone.
n. a person who gives private instruction (as in singing or acting). v. 1. be a tutor to someone; give individual instruction 2. act as a guardian to someone. 
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91 However, the most significant impact of the resident tutor model was seen in Essex and, especially, in Norfolk.
92 The role which the tutor should adopt is that of a sounding board for students' ideas and suggestions.
93 The tutor is the facilitator of learning, and the learner is active.
94 She was now fearful about returning to school, but agreed to discuss this with her tutor.
95 He was made assistant tutor, proceeding MA in 1812, when he became sole tutor and vice-principal.
96 Her most urgent task was to arrange interviews with all the students to whom she was tutor.
97 The presentation contains guidance for the tutor to enable maximum learning and skill development.
98 The tutor discussed her own religious beliefs openly with the students.
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99 One tutor or clinical teacher would find it impossible to work in isolation.
100 The tutor was, who embalmed 2,500 cases per year and also ran a hairdressing business.
101 This learning experience must be recorded via a Learning Diary and confirmed by the signature of employer and/or course tutor.
102 The daughter of a distinguished Cambridge mathematics tutor, she began work as a Sunday school teacher in the 1850s.
103 Medical certificates should be forwarded directly to the course director or senior course tutor. Self-certification will not be accepted.
104 It was me, her personal tutor at that time, who persuaded her to stay.
105 Each tutor is responsible for a broadly related group of fields and automatically receives all applications for any double fields among them.
106 I had the tutor for a year right until I took my exams.
107 If the student is studying under a tutor or supervisor an adequate number of problems will be supplied to him.
108 Assertiveness, stress management and time management are topics covered annually by a professional tutor on national training days.
109 The person you should talk to about this is your tutor at college and to a counsellor.
110 He was led to believe that he would receive better than a university education with Mr. Wickstead as his personal tutor.
111 George attempted a nearly honest living as a part-time thespian, and also as a tutor to the children of wealthy clients.
112 Professor Brown, who was 47, leaves a wife Evelyn, also an Open University tutor and 3 children.
113 PTM Co. has adopted a neighborhood school, and employees often tutor students.
114 Evidently he did not expect to give riotous or alcoholic parties at times when the tutor might be in.
115 Many beginners have difficulty in bending the knee, and I don't mean to their art tutor!
116 Her former tutor at St Hugh's is shocked by the news that she's now on hunger strike.
117 Her old tutor is horrified, but her husband says he supports the hunger strike -- even if it claims her life.
118 Joyce became a part-time tutor at a creamer's, while still participating in the social life of his peers.
119 The tutor extols the virtues of this approach and you, of course, agree.
120 The virtual extinction of the dragon sister tutor should also help to allay your fears.
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