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tutorially

tutorially

8.2
In the way teachers teach in small groups of students
  • adverb
  • /tjuːˈtɔːrɪəli/
translation icon : tutorialmente
  • The university's new program ensures students are instructed tutorially in small groups.

Examples

  • Skills are often best developed when practiced tutorially under expert supervision.

  • She approached the lesson tutorially to ensure everyone understood.

  • She prefers being taught tutorially rather than in large lectures.

  • The teacher explained the concept tutorially to the students.

  • She prefers being taught tutorially rather than in large lectures.

  • Skills are often best developed when practiced tutorially under expert supervision.

  • The university's new program ensures students are instructed tutorially in small groups.

Synonyms

pedagogically
vstutorially
  • Formal
1 7.5

In a way that helps students learn using good teaching methods

emphasizes practical guided session character rather than theoretical methods
instructionally
vstutorially
  • Formal
6.0

In a way that helps people learn

is specific to short guided sessions rather than general instruction
instructively
vstutorially
5.3

In a way that helps someone learn how to do something

focuses on small guided sessions rather than simply informing

Surface Forms

tutorially positive

Morphology

tutorially = tutorial (transparent) = tutorial + ly

Regular adverbial formation from the adjective 'tutorial' with '-ly', meaning 'in a tutorial manner', which is directly inferable.

Etymology

Tutorially starts with tutorial, from tutor, a person who 'guides' or 'teaches' you, and the ending -ly turns it into a word that shows how something is done. So tutorially means 'in the way a tutor teaches', like being taught in small, guiding lessons.