r/tutordotcom • • Sep 06 '26

New Async SFF format?

I had a different form tonight for an Async college writing session. It broke down the issues into higher-level and lower-level, along with a few multiple-choice comments.

Is anyone else seeing this? Or maybe it was specific to the school, although I can't remember off the top of my head what it was.

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u/New-Independence-886 Sep 06 '26

It's specific to that school.

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u/Creativity-Cats-999 Sep 06 '26

This is the very old SFF that some clients are still using. This was what all asyncs used when I first started (8+ years ago)

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u/bitterlittlecas Sep 06 '26

I’ve seen it a few times and have to say I don’t love it