tutored

During college and law school, he tutored disadvantaged kids in Harlem.

This model is much closer to the group of so-called Vulcans who tutored President George W. Bush in 1999 and 2000.

It seemed incredible to me that she showed enormous powers of rehabilitation when tutored and coaxed.

In addition to cooking for the refugees, the women have tutored children in Arabic, English, and Amazigh.

They were elephants, of course, and had been tutored by two biped Russian artists, Alex Melamid and Vitaly Komar.

He's terribly sore because he didn't go to college instead of being tutored all over Europe.

Blackford was safe for the time in a military school, and Marian had been tutored for a year at home.

He is the son-in-law of a woman who has tutored me in Dallas, so I had met him before.

They were like the reverberation of some far-off tutored circle.

How could she be otherwise, after being tutored by old Rockland?