Back to School Reminder: Tutoring Is Mutually Beneficial with Samyr Qureshi of Knack
Whenever our host Landon hears the words tutor, tutee, or even tutelage, they can’t help but giggle. Even outside of the word’s strange semantics, tutoring can have a negative connotation, because asking for it can be perceived as being unintelligent or inefficient; but that doesn’t have to be the case at all. In today’s…
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Whenever our host Landon hears the words tutor, tutee, or even tutelage, they can’t help but giggle. Even outside of the word’s strange semantics, tutoring can have a negative connotation, because asking for it can be perceived as being unintelligent or inefficient; but that doesn’t have to be the case at all. In today’s episode, Knack co-founder and CEO Samyr Qureshi tutors us in all things tutoring, and why it’s important to not only ask for help, but give it as well. “I think there’s different styles of tutoring, right?” Qureshi said. “Tutoring can really be blended into advising, mentoring and coaching, and that’s what we strive to do here at Knack.”
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