tutorial
4.3
About teaching by a tutor or in small group sessions
- adjective
- /tjuˈtɔːriəl/
- She attended a tutorial session that helped her understand complex mathematical concepts.
He stayed late making the most of the tutorial system, of which the UN was so proud.
- He stayed late making the most of the tutorial system, of which the UN was so proud.
Examples
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After watching the tutorial, I felt more confident in my ability to use the software.
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The tutorial videos provided clear instructions for learning to code in Python.
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And let's jump to the tutorial Tryon part of this video.
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He wrote three books of tutorial stuff on geometry.
Synonyms
instructional
vstutorial
To teach or show how to do something
is specific to sessions led by a tutor to teach a particular skill
Compounds
How Personal
Surface Forms
tutorial positive
Morphology
Etymology
Tutorial comes from the word tutor, which means 'guardian' or 'one who watches over'. So tutorial as an adjective means 'relating to a tutor' or to teaching help.