monitorial

/ˌmɑnɪˈtɔriəl/
adjective
  1. Relating to or involving monitoring, especially watching or checking something regularly.
    • Her monitorial duties included checking the security cameras every hour.
    • The school installed a monitorial system to track students' attendance.
    • The company uses monitorial software to ensure employees follow safety rules.
  2. Relating to a system of teaching where older or more advanced students help instruct younger or less advanced ones, often under a teacher's supervision.
    • The teacher adopted a monitorial approach, letting advanced pupils tutor beginners.
    • In a monitorial classroom, senior students lead small groups in reading exercises.
    • The monitorial method was popular in 19th-century schools to manage large classes.