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reteach

/ˌriːˈtiːtʃ/

/ˌriˈtiːtʃ/

reteachverb

retaught

Past Simple

retaught

Past Participle

reteaching

Gerund

/ˌriːˈtiːtʃ/

/ˌriˈtiːtʃ/

Translations

The teacher had to reteach the lesson because the students didn't understand it the first time.

Учителю пришлось переучивать урок, потому что студенты не поняли его с первого раза.

Definitions

To teach someone something again, often because they did not understand it the first time.

The teacher had to reteach the math concept to the students who struggled with it.

To teach oneself something again, especially a skill that was lost or forgotten.

After the accident, he had to reteach himself to play the piano.

Synonyms

instruct again

teach anew

reteachnoun

reteaches

/ˌriːˈtiːtʃ/

/ˌriˈtitʃ/

Used mainly in educational contexts to denote an additional teaching session aimed at reinforcing previous instruction.

Definitions

An additional lesson or instructional session intended to clarify or reinforce material that was not fully understood.

Students who scored below 80% are required to attend a reteach on fractions.