Group tutoring involves a tutor working with a small group of students at the same time, typically on similar subjects or topics. This format allows students to benefit from collaborative learning, where they can engage in discussions, share different perspectives, and solve problems together. While the tutor still provides guidance and support, group tutoring encourages peer interaction, helping students develop communication and teamwork skills. It can be a cost-effective option compared to one-on-one tutoring, while still offering individualized attention to each student in a group setting.