Definitions
Etymologies
- tut(or) + -ee1. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
Examples
“Tutors don't "explain" content so much as they help the tutee construct the information for themselves based on the knowledge they bring with them to the table.”
“The tutor guides the tutee towards understanding through questioning, and never gives the answers away.”
“Of online courses I have less experience, and only where the communication between tutor and tutee was in writing.”
“The tutor never gives away the answer to the problem, but rather helps the tutee construct it through questioning and examples.”
“Eduardo spent three days tutoring his tutee from Querétaro in just one problem.”
“She had not yet had enough experiences to notice what she and her tutee lacked and had yet to investigate.”
“Eduardo spent three days tutoring his tutee from Querétaro in just one problem.”
“Adults tutor children, children tutor adults -- so long as the tutor knows something that the tutee wants to know.”
“Today I explained to my tutee that we should not add anything suffix to root verbs with ‘to’ e.g.”
“And all because your tutee told you Shakespeare was overrated.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘tutee’.
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people
authoress, arm candy, doppelganger, contender, portraitist, acolyte, hierophant, whistleblower, scrivener, querent, banshee, jester and 81 more...
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Academic positions
The 'who does what' vocabulary of university life.
undergraduate, postgraduate, graduate, chancellor, vice-chancellor, bursar, lecturer, reader, professor, provost, privatdozent, postdoc and 14 more...
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Tute Your Horn
Words containing "tute"--gives me practice, since I nearly always type this string of letters incorrectly on the first try.
institute, destitute, restitute, reconstitute, constitute, astute, statute, tutee, tutelage, tutelary, tutelina, tutenag and 5 more...
Tweets
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reesetee I was surprised to discover that this is a word--as in tutor and tutee. Feb 10, 2007