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tutee

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tu·tee  (t-t, ty-)
n.
One who is being tutored.

[tut(or) + -ee.]

tutee [tjuːˈtiː]
n
(Social Science / Education) one who is tutored, esp in a university
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Noun1.tutee - learns from a tutortutee - learns from a tutor                  
assimilator, learner, scholar - someone (especially a child) who learns (as from a teacher) or takes up knowledge or beliefs


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These run on a flexible timescale and tutees can get TEFL qualified in just two days, or study for longer at a pace that suits them, with online courses ranging from 40 to 100 hours.
Bookmarks can easily be distributed to regular tutees, potentially increasing referral or recall rates.
While I suppose my protestations that night were a bit comical, the entire episode reminded me of something very important: regardless of the roadblocks that tutees face, at some point, we tutors have faced the same or similar stumblings in our own writing.
 
 
 
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