Definition

Adverb: - In a manner involving or characteristic of tutorials; by means of tutorials: Describes an action performed through the method of a tutorial, which is a session of intensive teaching given by a tutor to an individual or a small group.

Usage

The adverb "tutorially" is used to modify a verb, describing that an action (especially teaching, learning, or instruction) is carried out in the style or format of a tutorial. It is a formal and somewhat specialized term, most commonly found in academic contexts.

Examples

• The professor prefers to teach tutorially, meeting with small groups to discuss the material in depth.
• The course is delivered tutorially, ensuring each student receives personalized feedback.
• She learned the advanced software tutorially, through one-on-one sessions with an expert.

Advanced Usage

• "To be instructed tutorially": To receive instruction via the tutorial method.
  • Students in the honors program are often instructed tutorially.
• Functioning as a sentence adverb: To describe the general mode of an educational process.
  • Tutorially, the system is very effective, though it requires more resources.

Variants and Related Words

• Tutorial (noun): A period of instruction given by a tutor.
  • I have a physics tutorial this afternoon.
• Tutorial (adjective): Relating to or conducted by a tutor.
  • The tutorial system at the university is highly regarded.
• Tutor (noun/verb): A private teacher; to act as a tutor.
  • She works as a math tutor. / He tutored me in French.

Synonyms

• Individually: In a manner directed at one person.
• In small groups: With a limited number of participants.
• Personally: With direct individual attention.

Antonyms

• Lecturally: (Rare) In the manner of a lecture to a large audience.
• En masse: In a large group; all together.

Adverb

1. by tutorials; in a tutorial manner
   • undergraduates are better taught tutorially