The letter is the student's own: a thank-you after a visit, a letter to a teacher or a relative. Nothing to print. The tutor is explicit about every sentence: it says the sentence back, names the fault by name, says why for the reader, and gives the fix; when the student is stuck it writes a sentence on the board from the student's own details, to be put in their own words. The draft so far, or blank lined paper, goes under the camera.

Print it single-sided, with its assignment: the source

No source of this kind was found in the tutor's essays folder.

• Open the book to the page, put it under the camera, and tap the bar: the tutor reads the pages in the photo aloud, exactly as printed, and stops where the photo stops.
• Tap while it reads to stop it. Tap again and it reads on from the beginning of the sentence it stopped in.
• Hold the bar to ask what a word means: the tutor says the meaning as the word is used there, puts the word and its meaning on the screen, and adds the word to the student's list for tailored practice.
• When the pages have been read to their end, a chime: turn the page and tap.
• Words that are never spoken aloud are beeped over. The student may ask what a beeped word means.

1. SSAT verbal · a synonym and an analogy on the board, answered aloud
2. SSAT quantitative · one test question, worked on the sheet; the tutor nudges and checks the work
3. Homework help · one homework problem; the smallest hint, never the answer
4. French · a French session as it is: only French spoken, only French on the board, a sentence written in French
5. Writing · one sentence expanded on paper, with as much help as it takes

A live session with the real tutor: a few cents a press, and the desk needs its camera and microphone. The visitor sits at the desk with the printed sheet, lined paper and a pencil, and you sit beside them. Nothing is kept: no note, no word list, no record.

Print it single-sided: this section · the whole test

The questions appear on the screen when the clock starts and go when the time is up.