Tutoring isn't just a one-way transfer of knowledge—it's a symbiotic relationship! Research suggests that tutors can experience "the Protégé Effect," where teaching concepts to others actually reinforces their own understanding and retention. Interestingly, this means that the act of tutoring can enhance the tutor's learning as much as the student's. This phenomenon highlights a less-discussed advantage of peer tutoring programs, where students themselves can blossom not just as mentees but as educators in their own right. So, while students receive personalized support, tutors inadvertently solidify their mastery. Has tutoring ever taught you something unexpected? Share how helping others has helped you learn!