Build a tutoring plan for a student over an entire term
A great single session and a coherent plan across a whole term are different scales of the same job.
- Outcome
- A term-long tutoring plan sequenced around the student's actual gaps and the course's real timeline, with checkpoints along the way to catch drift before it compounds, instead of a series of disconnected good sessions.
- Time
- 1-2 hours to build the plan, then applied across the term
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Tutoring across an entire term can produce a series of individually good sessions that don't actually add up to a coherent plan — each session addresses whatever's most pressing that week, without a longer-horizon view of the student's real gaps or the course's upcoming timeline. This playbook builds the term-level plan first: the student's actual starting gaps, a sequence matched to the course's real schedule, and checkpoints along the way that catch drift before it compounds into a crisis before an exam.
When not to use this
For a single session or a short-term need — cramming for one specific test — this term-level planning is more than the situation calls for. This is for an ongoing tutoring relationship across a real term.
Did this work?
You have a term-long sequence with checkpoints, tied to the student's actual gaps and the course's real timeline, not just a plan to "keep tutoring as needed."
Tested on claude-opus-5. Evidence status is draft; it moves to battle-tested only on recorded runs, never by hand.