Quote From Tudor_Queen:
Does anyone else find it challenging delivering tutorials that someone else has prepared? Especially when there are seemingly objective questions with (presumably) right/wrong answers and you can't be sure about them in the same way as if you'd come up with them yourself. Or maybe it's just me. On the plus side, it is great not to have to spend time preparing them. But I seem to spend more time preparing for them than if I were actually being paid for preparing and doing it from scratch!
I like to use their answers, which they submit to me two days earlier and produce a set of tutorial question or discussion points based on their shortcomings. I don't step through entire questions which they have already demonstrated they can do and have full worked solutions for as that would be wasting my time and theirs. So ultimately I end up designing my own tutorials. Of course it's up to me to be certain I have a good background in the tutorial subject matter.