| 单词 | Tutor |
| 释义 | 導師 Lat – guardian. 1. A teacher, for example, a tutor at university who conducts tutorials, or a private tutor who teaches at the pupil’s residence or at a tutorial centre. 2. A classification of teachers. Teachers shall be classified as senior lecturers, lecturers, assistant lecturers, tutors and demonstrators: Post Secondary Colleges Regulations (Cap 320A) reg 2. In relation to a tutor’s authority, the parent who causes his child to attend school is presumed to give to the child’s class teacher or tutor the authority to administer punishment which is moderate and reasonable (excluding corporal punishment), which is not dictated by any bad motive, is such as is usual in the school, and such as the parent might expect that the child would receive if the child did wrong. Even if a parent put one child under the personal supervision of a tutor for that child alone, he must expect, unless he specially restrains the tutor, that the tutor will on some occasions administer some form of personal correction to the child; and the matter is a fortiori when there is a large class, in which example has to be considered and discipline for a number of children has to be preserved: Mansell v Griffin [1908] 1 KB 160. See also Education. |
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