tutored

So what if the SAT-tutored and AP/IB class-taking kids from suburbia couldn't get into Harvard, Princeton or Yale?

Having tutored friends in introductory courses before, functional programming would certainly also go over their heads.

Most CS students I've tutored would either dropbox their code, or store it by emailing it to themselves.

I was inducted into Mu Alpha Theta, a math honor society, when I was 16 and I tutored math.

When I tutored/taught I always found that logic was the root cause of a student's struggle.

I've also tutored students on a one-to-one basis, and in such situation I see no difference between boys and girls.

I've tutored them so I know, these rich kids with helicopter moms are hands down working harder than everybody else.

I've tutored a lot of juniors who have trouble in an algorithms course because for loops are still difficult for them.

I tutored students in CS courses, so I've seen what problems they had.

I've tutored kids in math for quite a long time now.

This was only a few years ago, and having tutored a few friends through the years, I have a good idea of the state of things.

It’s a real shame for our tech culture that there is no way to get somebody tutored about what is and isn’t appropriate without also landing them in deep trouble.

At that point we stop or change the lesson to something easier, because we don't want him to form a habit of guessing--or "learned helplessness." When I tutored calculus in college I often asked students to verbalize how they were thinking through the problem, and I think it helped a lot.